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I actually asked X-Crispi this question.....he said a smaller watt bulb "MIGHT" get away with it....which means don't do this. Larger watt.....well lets just say I'm glad to see you posting.
Can you put some wet towels on the floor (don't know what kind of floor you have) and see if you can let some of the water evaporate. How long before that humidifier arrives???
Ok. Whew! Looks like I got lucky. I actually have a small humidifier here for the meantime; a good one in a couple of days. The humidity reads 30% right now. With sporadic spray bottle showers it was a constant 40% and 77°.
Damn.
And how is Kushette doing?
just read that last line.....she's doing well. Just hanging out with a few of her own cfls. :)
30's rh is pretty good....I wouldn't sob at that at all. ;)
So this was bothering me.....I had to do some research. This probably belongs in Indoor lighting or growroom set-up.....meh.
Barloworld Scientific:
150° C = 302° FQuote:
Temperature Resistance
Pyrex® borosilicate glass has excellent thermal properties due to its high softening point and low coefficient of expansion (3.3 x 10-6 K-1). The maximum recommended working temperature for glassware manufactured from Pyrex® borosilicate glass is 500°C (for short periods of time only). Special care should be taken at temperatures above 150°C to ensure that both heating and cooling are achieved in a slow and uniform manner (see "Care and Maintenance of Laboratory Glassware" section).
Typical 400-600w bulb temps: up to 700° F
Wow. Lucky day.
Read through this and I feel like IIIII was put through torture!!! Like MY light was gonna blow! :stoned::stoned::stoned:
VERY glad that you got that fan back on and everything is doing well! WHEWWWWWW:smokin:
All's well that end's well. :)
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Originally Posted by Balkey
If you are REALLY bored Balkey....you could go turn yours off for awhile and see what happens.......(just kidding!! :D)
hahahaha I'll pass on that one....:mad::D:stoned::stoned: