Currently travelling and I’m away from home and im spending the nights on a double bed while I’m here. Every night I put the MacBook on one side of the bed (I watch some YouTube videos to sleep) and I lay on the other side of the bed, under the blankets. The blankets/sheets are very heavy and every night I sweat a lot. Only I am under the blankets, the MacBook is next to me on the bed but not under the blankets. I checked the humidity under the blankets and it was 95-96%. Worried because when in the morning I take remove the blankets to get up up, all this humidity from under the blankets might damage the MacBook which is right there. Apple states MacBooks are fine till 95% non condensing humidity, but is sweat under the blankets condensing?
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Is sweat condensing humidity?
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Apple_Robert
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Right, but I already did this every night for the past week. Should I be worried? How can I check for water damage? I’m assuming that sweat is then condensing humidity
Apple_Robert
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You can't check for damage. The water sensors are on the inside. You can't change what has already happened. Just don't do it anymore.