Humidity problems

shilala · 06-09-2009, 06:58 PM

Put the whole shooting match in a garbage bag and use damp-rid to suck out the water. You could also have a woefully inadequate amount of beads.
When you dry your beads, test them before returning them to the humi.
Put them in a ziplock for and hour with your hygro.
You have no way of knowing if you are getting them dried out or not.
You really gotta make sure you cover all your bases when you're trying to fix a problem, and you've left a lot of holes in your info you provided.
The internal dimensions of your humi and amount of beads is a big deal.
How old are the beads and what condition are they in?
What do you have the beads in?
That's all really important stuff.

06-09-2009, 06:58 PM	#13
shilala Dear Lord, Thank You. Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Scott Posts: 13,721 Trading: (252)	Re: Humidity problems Put the whole shooting match in a garbage bag and use damp-rid to suck out the water. You could also have a woefully inadequate amount of beads. When you dry your beads, test them before returning them to the humi. Put them in a ziplock for and hour with your hygro. You have no way of knowing if you are getting them dried out or not. You really gotta make sure you cover all your bases when you're trying to fix a problem, and you've left a lot of holes in your info you provided. The internal dimensions of your humi and amount of beads is a big deal. How old are the beads and what condition are they in? What do you have the beads in? That's all really important stuff. __________________