wineador humidity

[zepp69]

So, I have a wineador with 69% boveda packs in it and am having trouble getting the rh down to 69. Dang thing is at about 74%.
Any suggestions?
I have 5 packs in this 16 bottle unit.
thank you Wade.

[chrismez]

Thermo electric wineadors  throw out humidity when they run that's why they can be tricky to operate.  Been hot lately so I assume its been running more than usual.  I would take out the humidity packs and see what happens.  You could also get kitty litter and put a bunch of it in there dry and see if it absorbs any excess moisture.

[zepp69]

[quote author=chrismez link=topic=29219.msg124501#msg124501 date=1410356081]
Thermo electric wineadors  throw out humidity when they run that's why they can be tricky to operate.  Been hot lately so I assume its been running more than usual.   I would take out the humidity packs and see what happens.   You could also get kitty litter and put a bunch of it in there dry and see if it absorbs any excess moisture.


Thanks bro.
I will try this.







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[JL67]

I'd go with beads, cat litter absorbs but does not give off humidity when needed, that's why they make it for cats to piss in.

[zepp69]

thanks for the information.

[chrismez]

[quote author=JL67 link=topic=29219.msg125213#msg125213 date=1411169124]
I'd go with beads, cat litter absorbs but does not give off humidity when needed, that's why they make it for cats to piss in.
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What I meant is the unscented kitty litter crystals.  Made of silica sand just like the Humidity beads.  Sorry for any confusion.

[Cohim]

I keep a sock in my pants full of the unscented Kitty litter. It stops the chafing, and also impresses the ladies. ;D

[chrismez]

[quote author=Cohim link=topic=29219.msg125830#msg125830 date=1411789907]
I keep a sock in my pants full of the unscented Kitty litter. It stops the chafing, and also impresses the ladies. ;D

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LOL

[zepp69]

Nick loves the duck butter!

[JustinThyme]

[quote author=chrismez link=topic=29219.msg124501#msg124501 date=1410356081]
Thermo electric wineadors  throw out humidity when they run that's why they can be tricky to operate.  Been hot lately so I assume its been running more than usual.   I would take out the humidity packs and see what happens.   You could also get kitty litter and put a bunch of it in there dry and see if it absorbs any excess moisture.

Brother, I dont mean to be a stick in the mud here but this is 200% untrue and 180 degrees out. When any cooler runs, thermo electric or not, they create condensation which removes moisture from the air and causes the RH to plummet.

@ OP is this thing empty? If so you are wasting your time trying to regulate the RH of plastic and 2 CUFT of air.







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