So humidity is relative to the temperature right?...

MrOneEyedBoh · 07-28-2011, 10:45 PM

Yeah,
What it is mainly for me is that Im trying to get it "perfect" for me. And I do know that being perfect will never happen for me. But IMO I'm trying my best to get it where I want it. Ya know? When my temps go up ( hotter ) the RH goes down.

The one thing that Im confused on is why are my beads wet? Like wet wet.

But set it and forget it. I'll just leave it alone. As long as it hovers from 60-68 I'll be happy. And sure its a big swing, but thats how much mine swings. I noticed from making the vino hotter, the RH is stabilizing better.

Average Joe · 07-29-2011, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by MrOneEyedBoh

Yeah,
The one thing that Im confused on is why are my beads wet? Like wet wet.

They wick moisture from the air if the "air" humidity in the air is greater than that of the beads. In not so confusing terms, 90% humidity in the room with 60% beads on the table, the beads soak water from the air until saturated.

07-28-2011, 10:45 PM	#1
MrOneEyedBoh Hon. Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 953 Trading: (30)	Re: So humidity is relative to the temperature right?... Yeah, What it is mainly for me is that Im trying to get it "perfect" for me. And I do know that being perfect will never happen for me. But IMO I'm trying my best to get it where I want it. Ya know? When my temps go up ( hotter ) the RH goes down. The one thing that Im confused on is why are my beads wet? Like wet wet. But set it and forget it. I'll just leave it alone. As long as it hovers from 60-68 I'll be happy. And sure its a big swing, but thats how much mine swings. I noticed from making the vino hotter, the RH is stabilizing better.