Starting to have issues with the Vino's RH lately....

[MrOneEyedBoh]

No need to send them back, but i appreciate you giving me the offer. As long as the coloration is normal. They do their normal turning clear to milky white, so in terms of them absorbing they re good to go.

I did remember about the fluctuation of the temps, but they temps dont change much on the hygrometer. I'll try and make it a bit colder in there and see if that would help.

[76GTFan]

Originally Posted by MrOneEyedBoh

No need to send them back, but i appreciate you giving me the offer. As long as the coloration is normal. They do their normal turning clear to milky white, so in terms of them absorbing they re good to go.

I did remember about the fluctuation of the temps, but they temps dont change much on the hygrometer. I'll try and make it a bit colder in there and see if that would help.

I have found that a plugged in Vinotemp will suck your beads dry (that's what she said). I am not having the fluctuations that you get, but if the beads aren't charged, then your outside RH may get those fluctuations. I used to undercharge my beads, afraid of jacking up the RH. I have learned that when it says to have 70% of them wet, it is the truth. I have been recharging about every 10 days with the vino plugged in. If your A/C is at a good setting, you may try it unplugged. Other than that I don't understand why the thermoelectric units are draining my beads.