Are you using a solution to charge your humidifier, tap water or just distilled water? You should be using just distilled water. Your humidifier may not be doing its job. They do wear out. Replace it or, better yet, get the beads.
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Are you using a solution to charge your humidifier, tap water or just distilled water? You should be using just distilled water. Your humidifier may not be doing its job. They do wear out. Replace it or, better yet, get the beads.
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welcome to the boards, from iowa
Welcome from Canada. There is a wealth of knowledge available here. Pay attention and you will learn a lot. As I have.
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Welcome from Ct. Ditto on the salt test and beads.
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Welcome from GA
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Welcome from NYC
I live in an apartment and once he heat comes on in the building the air becomes too dry that messes with the humi ( not too mention our health ) so try to see the ambient humidity in the room the humi is in. If it is less than 55% you might want to buy a room humidifier
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Welcome from Kansas....for sure do the salt test to verify your hygrometer first.
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Welcome from Maryland.
If your still having problems after you check your hygrometer, and humidification element, it just might be the humidor (I'm personally skeptical of glass tops being able to hold humidity as well as just a normal humidor made of wood).
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