By the way, obviously the humidity in the bathroom rises from the shower spewing hot water. But I don't know how much it rises, and I forgot to mention this in my previous message since I am implicitly assuming the shower ADDS to whatever humidity is already present in the air before turning on the hot shower. So the dewpoint would rise due to the higher humidity, but the dewpoint should rise in both cases, right? So I don't see how that can account for the effect that seems to me is the OPPOSITE of what I should see (i.e., I would have predicted no mirror fogging before the humidifiers, and more mirror fogging after the humidifiers)
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