Hook Daddy
Well-Known Member
I’ll try and answer your questions:
1. I’m not sure if it was ever proven to be a bad thing with the dehumidifier fan blowing up, but mine does blow toward the door. A diffuser to change the direction would work, but may not be necessary and take up extra room. I’ve only used the dehumidifier that blows forward, hopefully someone else will answer this one.
2. Yes, I was comfortable taking the Inkbird apart but you can just cut a bigger hole.
3. I used plastic tie wraps to hold the silicon mats to the trays. Easy enough but I’m sure a printed tray or adapters would work and look more professional. I found a dehydrator that has almost the same size stainless trays, an adapter would be perfect for something like that and very easy.
4. I’m not sure printing a case for the dehumidifier is really needed but would look nicer. The reason I removed the case was to make more room for buds, but a smaller case would work. A holder for the Inkbird outside the cooler would be a nice addition.
5. Originally I hung the branches to dry a couple days, then trimmed and into the cooler. Now I do a quick trim and go straight in, mainly getting the fan leaves and large stems out. I clean it up a bit before bagging it up if needed. Either way works fine, I don’t have a good place to hang dry many times of the year, it’s either too hot and humid or too dry, so it goes straight in. I think taking the buds out after drying and while curing to trim will work.
