Anyone else having trouble with tunneling this time of year? I'm not sure if it's my climate or what but it seems to happen to me in the fall.
nolen wrote:
Israel too. All year though. Every year in fact. Probably similar climate to yours.
wheel,,
I like tunneling under nurse terrie's nighty,,,
wheelrite wrote:
Don't think that's considered dry-boxing.
I think it's called tunnelingus 🍺
fishy1 wrote:
Well done !!
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wheel,,,
I think what happens (at least in my case) is that when the wineador cooling units run more, there is more condensation from cooling and that screws with the humidity level.
I'm very stable in winter, hit havoc when changing over to summer - pretty stable in summer, more instability but not so bad when shifting back to winter.
We keep the house at 68 in winter, and 74 in summer. While not too bad this year, summers can be brutal in SC and it's tough going in and out of the A/C if you keep it cooler.
