humidity probs

You need to suck more air out but you also need to be sure you got a hole the same size letting air in. you also need a fan for air circulation.

woodsmaneh! said:

You need to suck more air out but you also need to be sure you got a hole the same size letting air in. you also need a fan for air circulation.

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thanks for that,have all you have mentioned,ive tried to lag it in polysterene,this seemed to do the job with the wetness bt pushed the temps up and the humidity went up even further even though the room was drying out nicely.got it down to about 78% at the mo,but will have to reduce ths even further for flowering.is there anything that i can put in the room to reduce it ,like some sort of gel bags.

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Sticky you could try some type of gel crystals - leave some trays of crystals out. Or make an air-in "filter" using crystals instead of charcoal. Some type of dryer style vent could be used to reduce the humidity of the air coming in.

But Woods is right, you need more air flow.



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Well I have an idea for you. I don't know from experience with this but it worth a try. I remember seeing some kind of household chemical that people use to get rid of the musty smell of the basement like a dehumidifing agent I think its in the household cleaner section I think near the drano and septic tank stuff is where I have seen this. Like I said I don't know how well this works but it would be quiet so you should try to look for something like this. Sorry I don't have more info I just remembered seeing this stuff before. I havent had an issue with humidity its very dry here if anything I have to add it during veg.

You need to get some Damp Rid or something like it. It's normally sold in grocery stores in the dishwashing soap aisle or in most hardware stores.