If a specific RH really bothers you, just do the old humidor trick and mix distilled water and propylene glycol (you can get it at a drug store) 50/50. In a closed space, that will give you an RH of just about 70%... high enough to be moist, but low enough that mold won't grow. There's a ton of web content out there on how to build such a humidifier (not that I do it with my printer... but I do with my cigars). -Jon > I really have had bad feelings about localizing the > humidity. I know > that some folks put a pan of water near the printer and > throw a dust > cover over the whole thing, and report sucess. What bothers me is > whether you may create condensation on some electronic circuits, > connectors, etc. You see what you've got is a small volume > of air you > are trying to regulate water content of.
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RE: [Digital BW] Re: Clogs and Humidity
2002-04-19 by Jon Dubovsky
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