Challenges of Humidity in Indoor Ice Rinks: Condensation, Corrosion, and Ice Quality Concerns

Condensation, fog and uncomfortable atmosphere in indoor ice skating, ice hockey and curling rinks are results of humidity/ moisture. As the ice surface tends to get chilled it starts giving up moisture i.e. starts sweating. This leads to corrosion of metal and mold, fungus growth. etc. Also, the quality of ice suffers rendering the ice-skating surface uneven and unsafe due to the dripping of condensed water.