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Wet mask


Foxfold

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I recently bought a new mask, and in general I'm pretty pleased with it.

I no longer have the problem of my glasses steaming up and I find it quite comfortable to wear

However,  I find if I wear it for any length of time that it's 'wet' inside, presumable with condensation.

Is this normal or is something going awry. ? This is a picture of it.

 

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I have one similar too and yes.. it gets condensation inside.. If there is room inside and it doesn't bother you, you can crumble up a tissue and fit it inside and the tissue will absorb some of this.. it helps anyway as I do this in mine.. It seems to do this worst in the colder weather.. as I don't seem to have much of an issue with it during the summer months

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14 hours ago, Foxfold said:

I recently bought a new mask, and in general I'm pretty pleased with it.

I no longer have the problem of my glasses steaming up and I find it quite comfortable to wear

However,  I find if I wear it for any length of time that it's 'wet' inside, presumable with condensation.

Is this normal or is something going awry. ? This is a picture of it.

 

mask2.jpg

Are you breathing more through your mouth instead of your nose? Probably just picking up the moisture out of your mouth breathing.

 

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