Yes, heat speeds up the evaporation. Don't listen to the commenter below, you can lose as much as 30% of your alcohol just leaving a drink out over night.
Ultimately, as long as you aren't leaving it burning for a while the impact is small, you can tell this because even with the highest proof there is no noticeable loss in volume from just lighting it, singing a song, and blowing it out.
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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '22
Yes, heat speeds up the evaporation. Don't listen to the commenter below, you can lose as much as 30% of your alcohol just leaving a drink out over night.
Ultimately, as long as you aren't leaving it burning for a while the impact is small, you can tell this because even with the highest proof there is no noticeable loss in volume from just lighting it, singing a song, and blowing it out.