before i start sorry if im not allowed to post this or if it is in wrong section but

at night when lights are off my RH gos up to 91% my temps are fine but RH isnt so will this work for me or do i need something a little more advance it only costs £10 free delivery.

cheers in advance guys

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91% dont you have any air exchange?

i have a mini air cooler on and a 6" fan on 24/7 temps during day are 28.6 with 61% RH and at nite temps are 18 with 91% RH cheers for looking mate

this isn't as bad as you might think

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sounds a good idea does that mate thanks for the tip my only prob is that i grow in a tent and well. . . i really dont have the room for a bucket of gel i was thinkin maby this egg dehumidifer i could cable tie to my tent and leave it hanging would this work

It'll be rubbish and be saturated within an hour or two - to dehumidify properly you need to be spending at least £60-80 on an active dehumidifier.

I would look into exactly *why* you're in such dire need of dehumidification - it suggests that your ventilation isn't quite up to scratch.

where do u buy these eggs

cool cheers scribble

i understand that my ventilation isn't the best at the min so im trying to make the best out of it till i get some more coin then i will buy a 6" for extraction and i will use the 4" for my in take will this be ok also the ducting for my intake will be clipped underneath my windowsill so it can drag the fresh air in and my filter will go near the door of my spare bedroom can any1 see any probs with that

cheers again guys your all fantastic

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