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Day 20 humidity problem

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Overnight the humidity in the incy has gone down to 46, and I am not sure what to do. I could put some more water in the reservoirs, but would opening the incy at such a late stage cause more problems than the extra water would solve? The vent is open about one third, as per instructions, and I daren't close it completely.

Any advice please?

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Don't panic, its not a disaster.

You could try shutting the vent just a smidgeon more or raise the humidity in the room the bator is in, by placing a bowl of hot water by the bator or boiling a kettle in it (in the room not in the bator :lol: ).

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dont worry if you open the inccy to raise the humidity if its a little low, I soak kitchen roll in warm water, squeeze the worst of the water out, open the side just a crack and pop it down the side quickly. the cotton wool balls sound like a great alternative

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Thanks Redwing. At the moment I am refilling a bowl with boiling water every couple of hours, and the humidity is staying between 49 and 52. Do you think this will be ok, or should I put some kitchen roll/cotton wool balls in the incy?

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the trouble is that you cant keep the room humidity as steady as the inccy especially over night, I'd pop some damop kitchen roll in now, alternatively pour water in the channels through the holes in the tray, if the humidity was higher i'd say leave it but with very dry warm weather forecast its worth opening the inccy

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Panic over - for the time being, anyway! It has dropped to 63, and I have closed the vent just a little to try to keep it at that level. I'll check on it again before I go to bed, although I don't think I will get much sleep tonight.

 

As always, many thanks for all the help.

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