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    Quote Originally Posted by Slazenger View Post
    Just googled those pack things. What do you guys use them for?

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    They are basically 'humidity packs' designed to keep whatever you place them with within the stated humidity range..the packs come in different percentages (and sizes) - 32% right through to 84% humidity.

    Many feel 62% (or 58%) humidity is the 'ideal' for curing weed and use them in the curing stage.


    The packs work in two ways..they will increase humidity or decrease it to reach the particular percentage you have purchased and chosen to use

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    Quote Originally Posted by IceCalibur View Post
    They are basically 'humidity packs' designed to keep whatever you place them with within the stated humidity range..the packs come in different percentages (and sizes) - 32% right through to 84% humidity.

    Many feel 62% humidity is the 'ideal' for curing weed and use them in the curing stage.


    The packs work in two ways..they will increase humidity or decrease it to reach the particular percentage you have purchased and chosen to use
    Know any good places to get them from in the UK? I'll give them a go with the stuff in my current diary

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    Hey Ice, could you use a very low oven and a little water on a backing tray and wrapped with foil to achieve the same?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slazenger View Post
    Know any good places to get them from in the UK? I'll give them a go with the stuff in my current diary

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    Amazon or direct from Boveda.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slazenger View Post
    Know any good places to get them from in the UK? I'll give them a go with the stuff in my current diary

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    Yep as Jumper said Amazon, or straight from Boveda..many hydroponic stores sell them as well

    Quote Originally Posted by Jumper114 View Post
    Hey Ice, could you use a very low oven and a little water on a backing tray and wrapped with foil to achieve the same?
    Quite possibly, Jumper, I think as long as you are introducing a 'contained high humidity' whereby the packs are basically re-hydrating it should work


    I've never given that a try but feel free to give it a whirl!..it may speed up the process?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IceCalibur View Post
    Yep as Jumper said Amazon, or straight from Boveda..many hydroponic stores sell them as well



    Quite possibly, Jumper, I think as long as you are introducing a 'contained high humidity' whereby the packs are basically re-hydrating it should work


    I've never given that a try but feel free to give it a whirl!..it may speed up the process?
    My oven can be set low and precisely ... which made me think of others way to recreate the environment.

    Will give it a go this week :-)

    Great idea and logical too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jumper114 View Post
    My oven can be set low and precisely ... which made me think of others way to recreate the environment.

    Will give it a go this week :-)

    Great idea and logical too!
    Nice one, would appreciate you reporting back with your findings..may be helpful for others too

    The method shown here can take between 2-4 days depending on how dried out the packs are.

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    Currently gonna try this on 5 packs I have now. Decided to make some tea while I was at it too

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    Quote Originally Posted by B.R.E.W. View Post
    Currently gonna try this on 5 packs I have now. Decided to make some tea while I was at it too

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    Nice one B.R.E.W.. let us know how you get on

    I fancy a cuppa now too lol.

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    Nice one, Ice!

    I’ve never thought of doing this. Will deffo do it in future.

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