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    Quote Originally Posted by kevin7 View Post
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    I wouldn't go much past 20 days. Water starts to evaporate, ya know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NullSmurf View Post
    I wouldn't go much past 20 days. Water starts to evaporate, ya know.
    isn't that kinda the point?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eville View Post
    isn't that kinda the point?
    The obvious sometime escapes some.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NullSmurf View Post
    The obvious sometime escapes some.
    For the record, I did realize you were being sarcastic, as was I.

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    Usually takes 24-48 hours to finish. Its correct when its stops changing. So in your case your hygrometer is pretty accurate. If its adjustable just dial it up 1%.
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