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post #12771 of 17703

6/24/12 at 9:16pm

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Yeah going to b a hot one. Last year hit 118 with humidity was miserable

Aschenfire wishing you the best with the eggs. Be careful with the misters. Can raise the humidity up to dangerous levels

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6/24/12 at 9:29pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bobbyc1970

Yeah going to b a hot one. Last year hit 118 with humidity was miserable

Aschenfire wishing you the best with the eggs. Be careful with the misters. Can raise the humidity up to dangerous levels

I will keep an eye on that. So far they've seemed to help. They basically mist one side of the runs, and the other side is unmisted, leaving a "cool/misty" area and a dry area for them to get to. Hopefully this is a pretty safe way to use them to deal with this weather?

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6/24/12 at 11:28pm