Hi again Annie Maybe you should repeat your experiment with a control flowerpot this time. One in the box, and another pot that you put in another box for 15 minutes every 2 hours or so to measure its effect on RH in the box. That way you could find out just how long the flower pot will hold its moisture when it is placed in the room. As far as the Starck action with Billings flanges is concerned. You used the term <<stickers>> This is a term I only associate with drop actions. Could you please let me know exactly what you are referring too ? Neat report so far. Cheers RicB Annie writes: Flowerpot humidifer update: RH dropped into the 80s last night but is back in the mid-90s this morning, 2-1/2+ days since the 5-minute immersion. The house is dry enough that the cats won't let me pet 'em, but I'm expecting rain inside that box! As for the Starck action: it's a big ol' upright, so no drop action. The owner has suggested I ask for assistance, so if anybody wants the job (western IA), just let me know -- I'd be happy to pass it along to someone else. (Actually, I wouldn't, as I really want to be able to say I fixed it right -- but I'd be overjoyed to get some recommendations on how to proceed, as I really am stumped.) Ooooh, Conrad, I'm glad I'm not up in Decorah. We haven't gotten much below -11 yet, as far as I know. Annie Grieshop
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