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Quote: If you figure out who made your "new hygro", let us know. I'm leery of using something that is "off" by so darn many percentage points as that Taylor of yours and the Accurites I had briefly. Thanks Susan

Quote: Thanks for clearing that up for me. Quote: Can you use it for humidity testing? Susan

P.S. Maybe the best thing to do with an AccuRite is just use it and NOT test it.

Quote: One thing. I think the salt test proportions quoted above are off. I think what you want to do is pour salt into a small container and add just enough water to make it like damp sand. It shouldn't be a liquid. The salt should still have some body to it; you should be able to push...

I don't trust the AccuRite brand. I bought three of them at Wal-Mart a few weeks ago and all three failed the salt test miserably (off by 11-14 percentage points). I also bought a Smithfield/Taylor ($7-$8.) also at Wal-Mart, and it registered within 2 % points of what it should have. Two...