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NorthernCosmos
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I've got the atomizing humidifier in the tent that I switched off after the mold-strike. One thing is that it contributed to the mold because of the humidity in the still air, another is that it released minerals (mostly calcium) with the water droplets which covers things in a fine white powder and may have clogged my carbon filter and led to lack of circulation - an evil spiral right there.
There's an old steam humidifier around here somewhere. It's very primitive - just two electrodes in the water. I shall try that in the room where I have the tent. A room humidifier may even be needed for the next drying, to reach 50%. AFAIK the steam humidifier will not spread mineral dust, but actually leave the minerals in the reservoir (I remember cleaning out the reservoir often - better than having the dust everywhere).
P.S. Note to self: I should remember to run my other humidifier to make a better environment for my guitars - forgotten that so far this winter!
There's an old steam humidifier around here somewhere. It's very primitive - just two electrodes in the water. I shall try that in the room where I have the tent. A room humidifier may even be needed for the next drying, to reach 50%. AFAIK the steam humidifier will not spread mineral dust, but actually leave the minerals in the reservoir (I remember cleaning out the reservoir often - better than having the dust everywhere).
P.S. Note to self: I should remember to run my other humidifier to make a better environment for my guitars - forgotten that so far this winter!