Anonymous
8/20/2025, 7:14:29 PM
No.106325842
>>106314346
The amount of energy (heat) needed to melt ice is crazy, but this adds humidity to your environment, and when vapour from said humidity condensates in your walls, they release a lot of energy (heat).
TL;DR, you end up with the same temperature as before, but now it's humid inside.
The amount of energy (heat) needed to melt ice is crazy, but this adds humidity to your environment, and when vapour from said humidity condensates in your walls, they release a lot of energy (heat).
TL;DR, you end up with the same temperature as before, but now it's humid inside.