[neilep (OP)]

Hello,

Neil here !

Do all my bits and bobs sweat ?

What about my tongue ?...does that perspire ?

What parts of me do NOT sweat ?

[Seany]

Well.. I doubt our tongues would sweat. It is already wet anyway. If we are thirsty, our mouth tries to make it watery, by bringing the saliva out, but that does not mean the tongue is sweating.

Our eyes, wouldn't sweat. The tears from our tear ducts does not really count as perspiring...

The private parts... I assume they sweat! Right??!

Hands, arms, legs, toes, feet, arm pits, shoulders, necks, faces, they all sweat!

Probably 99% of our exterior sweats. I'm not completely sure where the 1% are!

[JimBob]

Fingernails.

[kdlynn]

hair doesn't sweat

[JimBob]

OK, all keratin. (Including Hadrian's hoofs and Neil's horn.)

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[Karen W.]

Do the inside of your nostrils sweat or the outer part of your ears, I have never seen sweat come from the ear lobe or upper ear, yes behind ears on head, but not the ears themselves.. They always get fire hot looking red but never have I seen sweat on some ones ear. LOL running from head down along side of ear..yes.

[neilep (OP)]

Ok...so my nails and hair don't sweat.....what about my eyes ?

[Karen W.]

Humm Yes good point not from inside I would think, but the eyelids ..Hmmm. I don't think I have ever seen eyelids sweat..

[JimBob]

OK, being a good scientist, I have conducted an experiment. I have been out walking in this sticky, muggy heat (heat index near 90°F / 34°C) and the back of my ears and my eyelids are sweating. As a scientist, one must scrifice one for the good of mankind!

[neilep (OP)]

OK, being a good scientist, I have conducted an experiment. I have been out walking in this sticky, muggy heat (heat index near 90°F / 34°C) and the back of my ears and my eyelids are sweating. As a scientist, one must scrifice one for the good of mankind!

.............this man is a martyr to this site !!...THANK YOU Jimmy Boy !!...........

[Karen W.]

OK, being a good scientist, I have conducted an experiment. I have been out walking in this sticky, muggy heat (heat index near 90°F / 34°C) and the back of my ears and my eyelids are sweating. As a scientist, one must scrifice one for the good of mankind!

Cool Jim Bob Nice experiment! LOL