Well... crap....

[van from Arkansas]

Yes, Ms Member, heat index or chill index, or chill factor is applied to warm blooded animals only, not objects such as water or Formic acid.

[Ben Framed]

Thank you Mr Van and Member for your explanations. Like 30, I was wondering also. Also thanks Ace...

[.30WCF]

Good answers.
I?ll just keep to myself now in my own dumb little corner for dumb people.


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[The15thMember]

Good answers.
I?ll just keep to myself now in my own dumb little corner for dumb people.


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Hey, how do you think us "smart people" got smart?  By asking questions.     

[.30WCF]

I do understand that it?s primarily about sweat evaporation. My thinking was, possibly only mental, but I can walk outside on a humid day and the first breath is like trying to breathe through a rubber balloon. Add some gasses to that and I?d have to get away from the gasses so I can breath.


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[The15thMember]

I do understand that it?s primarily about sweat evaporation. My thinking was, possibly only mental, but I can walk outside on a humid day and the first breath is like trying to breathe through a rubber balloon. Add some gasses to that and I?d have to get away from the gasses so I can breath.


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That essentially is the reason why the bees fan and beard when the formic treatment is in the hive, but their breathing systems are nothing like ours, so the analogy only goes so far.  I don't know, but I would doubt that humidity is a strain on their respiration.