Wondering what a reliable humidifier would be for my small CGE closet grow?

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hotrodharley

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WilliamHayden said:
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Is this a solicitation?
 
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PurpleBuz

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I assumed that since you were gung ho on a dehumidifier, CO2 amd your closet space that you were looking for a little more scale of production than the pc case. I'm not dissing low wattage LEDs actually I use a bunch of them.
 
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budballer

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okay then, i was probably going to supplement fluorescent lighting anyway. The more the merrier. Could you tell me how much my humidity might rise though? if my plant drinks a gallon of water a day doesn't that mean that it will also be putting a gallon into the closet air a day? thanks
 
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PurpleBuz

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budballer said:
okay then, i was probably going to supplement fluorescent lighting anyway. The more the merrier. Could you tell me how much my humidity might rise though? if my plant drinks a gallon of water a day doesn't that mean that it will also be putting a gallon into the closet air a day? thanks
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Varies a lot depending on growing conditions. Unless your pumping heat, lights, nutes and water to the max its probably not gonna drink a gallon a day. Even if it does you can always open the closet door. I suggest getting a hygrometer\temp meter and monitoring. The meters are cheap and then your basing on your actual need, and not somebodies claim under different conditions.
 
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budballer

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Maybe two of those eva-dry mini dehumidifiers would be safe though? They're rechargeable and claim to absorb about 8oz. Of water each.
 
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