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I'm not sure what you're asking, but if they feel dry after 9 days, jar them up and see what the humidity is. If it goes above 65 take them back out for a little while, and repeat until they stay between 60 and 65.
 
turbobuzz said:
I'm not sure what you're asking, but if they feel dry after 9 days, jar them up and see what the humidity is. If it goes above 65 take them back out for a little while, and repeat until they stay between 60 and 65.
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Without sounding stupid, how do i tell what the humidity is inside sealed jars?
 
ebcrew said:
Any experience with the cheaper 4 packs on Amazon? Or is it worth spending the money on a few of caliber IVs
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I've only ever used the Caliber units, and have used them for several years. I've got seven of them. I've never had one fail, and the first one I purchased six or seven years ago is still in use. I've replaced the battery only once, and it is as accurate as any other temp/humidity measurement sensors I own.
 
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