Single Use Dehumidifiers

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Tom369

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Apologies for posting this twice but I haven’t had any replies in the other section so maybe I posted in wrong one so thought I’d try here before taking it as no one has.
anyway Has anyone used single use dehumidifiers in their tents?
My tent is in the garage and this time of year humidity it pretty high, 80+.
I’m not worried too much about seedling and Veg but obviously I need to plan ahead and sort something out to knock that down for flowering.
I was looking at the electric ones but wanted to hear and reviews on the one use ones.
move got a 4x4 tent, 600w hps (running at 250, then 400, then 600) with 2/3 plants.
cheers all
 
Boru420

Boru420

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ive had to use them @Tom369 , i was told to use the unscented type if they were going inside the tent. they clear the windows in the room fine but i bought a £50 dehumidifier just to be sure. those damp traps work ok, i use them in the caravan as well, a tray of rock salt would do them same thing.

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pitbull420

pitbull420

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I just run a inline fan to exhaust air out of my room. My humidity stays around 35 to 40% RH throughout flower. I also use a fan control to dial back the fan speed if necessary along with a inkbird humidity controller which will kick the fan on when the humidity exceeded the set range. This has worked very well for me so far.
 
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