Humidity wont drop

SarahFair

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Ive been trying to set my LG incubator for a week now and I can not get the humidity under 93%.
I started out by putting water in it where you were suppose to and the humidity was up at 98% over the week it dropped to 94%, 93% then back up to 96% and is at 94% this morning.

Ive tried with both plugs in, one plug out, both plugs out (which is what it is at now).
Its dry as a bone in there!


I dont know if my hydrometer/thermometer is busted or not.
Its fluctuating so I dont think it is..


I picked up my eggs yesterday so they need to get in there asap.
Any ideas?
 
your current hmidity outside is only 63% so unless you are doing a bunch of cooking or have water on to boil, your humidity in the house should be pretty close to that. I would check your hydrometer. If the bator is dry then humidity should be a lot lower than 98%.
 
Its the one I use to use in my incubator and I had it sitting on my window sill above my kitchen sink while not in use. I always use hot water and when Im boiling water over the stove the steam always drifts over there. It always read high but I thought that was just from all the steam. Could that have messed up wires?
 
Do you have a window on your bator and if so, is there condensation on it? Someone on here said that if there is no condensation on the window, the humidity is under 80%. Hope that helps.
 
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Nope.. No condensation. I dont even think there was condensation on my last hatches (which was about 6 months ago so my memory may be a little foggy) until the last 3 days..
 
Its been in for 6 hrs and it says 98%
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...be sure and read the 3rd post, too, 75% is what the meter should read in the "salt test".

Ed
 
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I think you need a new meter....if you have 98% humidity everything should be pretty much drenched and dripping wet inside the incubator.

Ed
 

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