Controlling humidity during lights off

Pauly.wants.a.cracker

Pauly.wants.a.cracker

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Kingrow1 said:
Whats the difference just cause the bulb went off, shouldnt affect humidity one single iota.

Where are you getting all this extra humidity from lights out from, maybe im just confused and your kicking in a load of moisture from an external source at lights out or maybe idk but lights on off humidity should be the same pretty much unless your fucking up badly reading somthing ...
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........when the lights go off, the temperature drops and the air holds less moisture therefore the relative humidity rises. When the lights go on, the temperature rises and air is able to hold more moisture, lowering the relative humidity. Some basic science shit
 
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