On 8/9/2013 2:32 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
>
> That's just silly... all cooking produces heat and water vapor, most
> foods are about 80% water... the amount of water produced from burning
> gas is inconsequential compared to that from cooking food. And living
> in the tropics it's humid all the time, cooking or not. And in the
> tropics most folks cook outdoors. I lived in the tropics, most folks
> cook with propane, electric isn't even readily available everywhere,
> many have refrigerators that operate with kerosene.
>

Are you aware that burning natural gas will produce water at a ratio of
1 to 2, which is a shitload of water? Obviously not. It ain't silly it's
just science, Billy. Ha ha, I knew about this when I was 15 years old
and you're still ignorant about the combustion of hydrocarbons. Feel
free to spread your falsehoods around - just don't try to make me a part
of it.