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'Socratic Existentialist, MD'
Even though the water in the hydratube does absorb heat (as is seen in the decreased temperature of the vapor inhaled and expedited melting of ice), I feel that more of the heat transfer would come from the 300F + air traveling through the water with diffusion-enhanced contact than the minimal contact between the hydratube, ELB & GonG (and the non-existant contact between the hydratube and the metal around the male GonG).
In theory, if the water gets warm/hot, the glass around the water will feel warm/hot. IIRC, the Cloud shut off 3-4 times during a recent session, but the hydratube never felt hot (or even warm).
To me, the logic behind a discussion about the water in the hydratube heating up from the contact with the glass, ignoring the hot air being pulled through the water, is like the discussion about actives being lost to the water while ignoring the larger portion lost upon exhale.
Toke it easy and enjoy the clouds.
In theory, if the water gets warm/hot, the glass around the water will feel warm/hot. IIRC, the Cloud shut off 3-4 times during a recent session, but the hydratube never felt hot (or even warm).
To me, the logic behind a discussion about the water in the hydratube heating up from the contact with the glass, ignoring the hot air being pulled through the water, is like the discussion about actives being lost to the water while ignoring the larger portion lost upon exhale.
Toke it easy and enjoy the clouds.