Raising humidity??

**F4t4LShot** · 10-11-2007, 06:51 AM

Whats a good way to raise the humidity in a small shed. Its 4x8x8 with a 1000w HPS that is air cooled, we also have 2 small desk fans blowing around the plants and a box fan kinda pointed up towards the light causing more heat to get away from the light and up towards the ceiling. Anyways, there has to be a easy cheap way to raise the humidity. It usually stays perfect, just sometimes it gets down to the mid-upper 20 percent. Thanks for the help.

**GoodFriend** · 10-11-2007, 07:38 AM

a cool mist humidifier will do the job

you can even generally find them at like 2nd hand stores to for like 5 bucks if you're on a budget...

otherwise you local walgreens, target, walmart, etc. etc. will carry them

remember, cool mist humidifier
a lot of them are warm mists... and we dont' need to be adding any heat i'm sure!

best of luck!

**F4t4LShot** · 10-13-2007, 06:39 AM

Hey, thanks for the help. We went and bought a cool mist humidifier and now the room is perfect. The temp is staying between 70-76 no hotter than 80 even with the lights on. The humidity is staying around 48-53 percent all the time. Everything is going absolutely great. The only thing we have left to do is cut some holes for exhaust so we can get that stale air out of there. Im going to try and get some pics up soon so everyone can see my setup. Thanks again!

**Chiceh** · 10-13-2007, 06:41 AM

Originally Posted by F4t4LShot

Hey, thanks for the help. We went and bought a cool mist humidifier and now the room is perfect. The temp is staying between 70-76 no hotter than 80 even with the lights on. The humidity is staying around 48-53 percent all the time. Everything is going absolutely great. The only thing we have left to do is cut some holes for exhaust so we can get that stale air out of there. Im going to try and get some pics up soon so everyone can see my setup. Thanks again!

You can get a bathroom exhaust fan for cheap at Walmart. They work great.