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"And then the bucket of throwing water, the water from mopping up, the wet towels you use to dry your hands, etc. Also once the air is saturated with water everything stops drying until you pull water out of the air or replace the air with drier air.  My studio is pretty much going to be very wet and humid for the next 7-8 months seeing as how it's outside in the Pacific Northwest lol.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\tJust some fun numbers. The density of water vapor is 30 grams per cubic meter at 30c, so If 22lbs (just to make the math easier) of water is removed from 100lbs of clay, it will be enough water vapor to fill 333 cubic meters of air with 100% humidity at 30c.  The colder it gets, the less dense the water vapor which means it can fill a lot more than that.  Amazing.\n "
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