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thanks for the info man, i just had some crazy thoughts yesterday

haha i know man,just been trying to get this to work for a while now

it was just a thought guys

im going to try to find some bulbs with higher watts, just i dont wanna spend too much. it seems i can only find 23w bulbs right now...but ill keep looking

thanks man,i just wanted to experiment with it,im having some problems keeping the humidity down right now

thoses are kind of expensive, this is just an experiment really so i dont want to spend a lot of $$$. the best bulbs i found so far are these 23w=100w cfl bulbs. i cant seem to find anything larger in watts, ill keep looking around.

alrite guys i just finished switching the fans so now i have 1 intake and 2 exhaust fans. im going to let it run and keep an eye on it over night. thanks for the suggestions

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bump cmon guys i need help

i dont have an extra fan so should i just make an intake fan into an exhaust fan? will this actually help with the humidity?

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do you think 3-23w(100w) bulbs could work?

so i actually need more exhuast than i do intake? i heard it was the other way around, can that actually help my humidity problem tho?

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i tried putting in a container of damp rid just to see if it works and my humidity is at 55%, is this acceptable when flowering??? i have 1 standard size pc fan and 1 slightly larger pc fan being used for intake, and then i have 1 standard size pc fan for an exhaust. would switching an intake...

the room that the tote is in has high humidity too. my box has good air circulation. the humidity is fine when the lights are on but when they are off it jumps up, im still keeping an eye on it with the lights off and the humidity is 60% now, i added a small container of rice just to try it out...

would throwing in a small container of damprid work???

im using a rubbermaid tote so i dont think a dehumidifier is going happen

would that work in a rubbermaid grow?