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High humidity in new rack

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  • 12-16-2013, 04:23 PM
    ironpython
    Fixed it three holes in each end some aspen and increased temp in room

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  • 12-16-2013, 05:01 PM
    MrLang
    Looks like this is all done now but wanted to point out an idea someone else mentioned in a thread a while ago that I like.

    Humidity = not that bad

    Stagnant humidity = bad

    Solution: Air Currents

    How?

    Put holes low on the tub on the side where the heat tape is. Put holes high on the tub on the opposite end.

    As the heat tape heat rises, it will pull air through the holes near the tape. As that air rises from the heat, it creates a current toward the holes at the front which pull the air back out. Humidity goes in with the air so you kill 2 germs with 1 drill.
  • 12-18-2013, 08:48 AM
    ironpython
    Thankyou thats just what I did

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