Tcoporale
5 years ago
Have a Whynter and I can not seem to get the humidity to increase above 57%. Any ideas? I have used packs and distilled water, just interested in anyone who may have had an issue and what they did to fix.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
#whynterpriviledge
Tcoporale
5 years ago
😘ZRX1200. Thanks for your reply. No privilege here. I Purchased it from a man getting rid of all his cigar stuff. Maybe the deal was to good.
Stogie1020
5 years ago
1. have you confirmed the reading is correct with a second hygrometer?

2. Can you inspect the seals to see if they are damaged?
izonfire
5 years ago
For a Whynter to work effectively, you need to close the lid.
You’re welcome…
tonygraz
5 years ago
Romaine lettuce
shaun341
5 years ago
Its mid summer here but I also have problems in the winter keeping the humidity levels up
bgz
  • bgz
  • Herf-A-Holic
5 years ago
Whynter is coming and it's not going to rain!

At least that's how I read it.
Tcoporale
5 years ago
😘ZRX1200. Thanks for your reply. No privilege here. I Purchased it from a man getting rid of all his cigar stuff. Maybe the deal was to good.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Just get boveda or HF beads and quit overthinking it.

I trust analog hydrometers less than Mexican tap water.
deadeyedick
5 years ago
Darken the room and put a flashlight inside (preferably on) Iffn' you can see light escaping around the door, glass, etc you know where to start sealing.
borndead1
5 years ago
What type of humidification device are you using?
What is the temperature in the room?
What size is the fridge?
What is the temp inside the unit?
bgz
  • bgz
  • Herf-A-Holic
5 years ago

Just get boveda or HF beads and quit overthinking it.

I trust analog hydrometers less than Mexican tap water.

ZRX1200 wrote:



That's why I don't use Mexican tap water in my humidor.
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