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calibrating your hygrometer is simple salt test that i had to do
its the humidity thingy by the way
get a zip lock bag
a bottle of water
table salt
and your hygrometer
take the top off the bottle of water
fill about 3/4 of salt in lid
then ad a couple droppes of water to the salt just to soak up the salt
then you put lid with salt and your hygrometer in ziplock bag (keep flat)
be sure to leave some air in it while your closing it up
keep it sealed for 24 to 48 hours
and inside the bag its 75%humid
so open the bag up read your thingy and if it dont say 75% humid then there should be on back to turn yours to 75% humid then your good to go
hope this helps
What if my hydrometer doesn't have any adjustments on the back do i just have to keep up with how bad off it is? i have a acu-rite one and a Fluckers one
That's what Ido. My hygrometer is not a digital or adjustable one. I just remember how "off" it is and adjust accordingly.
calibrating your hygrometer is simple salt test that i had to do
its the humidity thingy by the way
get a zip lock bag
a bottle of water
table salt
and your hygrometer
take the top off the bottle of water
fill about 3/4 of salt in lid
then ad a couple droppes of water to the salt just to soak up the salt
then you put lid with salt and your hygrometer in ziplock bag (keep flat)
be sure to leave some air in it while your closing it up
keep it sealed for 24 to 48 hours
and inside the bag its 75%humid
so open the bag up read your thingy and if it dont say 75% humid then there should be on back to turn yours to 75% humid then your good to go
hope this helps
What if my hydrometer doesn't have any adjustments on the back do i just have to keep up with how bad off it is? i have a acu-rite one and a Fluckers one
That's what Ido. My hygrometer is not a digital or adjustable one. I just remember how "off" it is and adjust accordingly.
