Beads and Credo

Motion123 · Apr 18, 2006

jhopephulle said:
sounds like the humi is not seasoned enough. that size would probally take longer than 2 days. hope this helps

I agree. I've found it to take up to a week or two to season a new humi.

Carduus · Apr 18, 2006

My big humi needs to be conditioned again. I can't get the humidity above 65.

iminaquagmire · Apr 18, 2006

Hmm, thats actually higher than I like it. Different strokes...

I don't think many people on the forum try for higher than that. At least not more than one or two % higher.

Bigcat · Apr 19, 2006

iminaquagmire said:
Hmm, thats actually higher than I like it. Different strokes...

I don't think many people on the forum try for higher than that. At least not more than one or two % higher.

Yea its a little higher than a like too, but I'm just saying its encouraging that it has been holding steady at something for a couple days rather than just sucking the beads dry and dropping the rh.

What do you guys think I should do? Just keep adding water to the beads until they can hold for a long enough period of time? Take everything out and let it sit? This morning the rh was still holding around 67-68 as it has been for a couple of days. If I hadn't conditioned it properly, wouldn't the humi be sucking that up pretty fast?

Carduus · Apr 19, 2006

Carduus said:
My big humi needs to be conditioned again. I can't get the humidity above 65.

That is a typo. I wanted to say 60%. I try to keep my humis about 66-68%

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