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    Humidity Queston

    I have 3 tubs in a rack now and i been having trouble with my humidity being really high. The first tub is 67% and the second is 67% and the third one keeps going up to 80%. I believe my room is at like 50% humidity too so i guess thats why the tubs go so high. Does anyone know a way that i could drop the humidity in the tubs? and do you think i should add more ventilation holes to see if it drops the humidity any?

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    OK im no expert by any means but , some things you can do . is move the water off or half off the heat .. ADD holes .but i recomnend doing this slowly .. IE add say 4 or 5 holes .i use 1/4in holes . then wait see what the hum does .. add as needed but dont over do it too fast or youll have to tape holes up.tape doent look that cool. sounds like youll be adding alot of holes..

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    honestly, that humidity is fine... even at 80% as long as there is no condensation ur BP's should be just fine.
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    Re: Humidity Queston

    alright thanks. i got them to stay in the 60s range so i think it will be pretty good
    Last edited by jefrow; 12-04-2010 at 09:18 PM.

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