Noobie.. How can I tell if my humidifer works?

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by DennisP

Huy's not right about much, but he's right about this. When I used to overflow my desktops I'd use tupperware until a new humi arrived. Although I'd go with a lower Boveda pack if avail (think they have one below 70).

Actually, Huy is very knowledgeable and many here respect his opinion.

[Adriftpanda]

Originally Posted by pnoon

Actually, Huy is very knowledgeable and many here respect his opinion.

Suck on that Dennis! Hahaha

[DennisP]

Originally Posted by pnoon

Actually, Huy is very knowledgeable and many here respect his opinion.

Originally Posted by Adriftpanda

Suck on that Dennis! Hahaha

I guess my sarcasm wasn't as obvious as I thought.

[numismaniac]

Hope I'm not breaking any forum rules, but here is a cheap hygrometer combined in with a weather station. Got this tip from a member on another forum. I believe in helping everyone get smarter. I plan on ordering one, he says salt tested good at 75%, maybe he got lucky, don't know if you can calibrate, just account for the difference once properly salt tested, if not. He said his has been working well for a few months with original batteries. Makes you wonder how they can sell them that low.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/380383641079...84.m1423.l2649
$5 free shipping

[T.G]

Originally Posted by pnoon

Actually, Huy is very knowledgeable and many here respect his opinion.

Huy who?