myke
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Yes,shower cap.I need them on my totes.I know a gal who makes masks.Do they sit right on the dirt?
A SIP to Mars.
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myke
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Hey thanks,really trying not to spend money.Sand was cheap and I also cover my cooking dirt in my garage with it.So sand gets used here.
Hollatchaboy
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At first it didn't, but with everything I've added its mounded up pretty good in the center and now it touches. Doesn't seem to hurt and holds moisture in real good.
JimmyJackCorn
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I looked into this, but I'm just going to temper my air instead (I'm more worried about roof snow melting since I vent to my attic). This link is for a setup that looks effective for its cost.
DIY Air Heat Exchanger - Made From Soda Cans and Pvc Pipe
DIY Air Heat Exchanger - Made From Soda Cans and Pvc Pipe: You will learn how to make a low cost, easy to build and very effective air heat exchanger by using soda cans, pvc pipes and some computer fans. The purpose of the heat exchanger is to ventilate a room or house with fresh air while not...
myke
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Ha,never seen that before.Great idea, just needs to be 6" or 8" to accommodate more air flow.I looked into this, but I'm just going to temper my air instead (I'm more worried about roof snow melting since I vent to my attic). This link is for a setup that looks effective for its cost.
DIY Air Heat Exchanger - Made From Soda Cans and Pvc Pipe
DIY Air Heat Exchanger - Made From Soda Cans and Pvc Pipe: You will learn how to make a low cost, easy to build and very effective air heat exchanger by using soda cans, pvc pipes and some computer fans. The purpose of the heat exchanger is to ventilate a room or house with fresh air while not...www.instructables.com
Hollatchaboy
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Is that for the better?
myke
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Yup,was getting 58-61% ,when I got home yesterday it was 45%.Outside RH was lower also so that helped a bit.
Hollatchaboy
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Good shit. I bought a bomb dehuey so I don't have to worry about humidity anymore. It's a major stress reliever.
myke
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I have one that I run on a timer at night,uses a lot of power so trying not to use it much.Gives me heat though.With outside temps dropping my house furnace runs now so I get some dry heat there also.
Hollatchaboy
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I'm just starting to have to run my furnace now. A couple more months and I'll need humidifiers running thru the winter. Rh will get into the teens in my house.
myke
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Yeah me too,works for the grow space as the plants are the humidifiers but upstairs gets dry.I can always tell by the gaps in the hardwood floors when humidity is low.
myke
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I also store my cooking dirt covered with sand.Checked it last night the sand was quite moist its been wicking the water out.Thoughts on replacing it to let it dry out?Its been there for approx 5 weeks.
