I was looking at incubators under an agricultural website and I came acoss these humidity pads for inside the incubator. They are sort like what you use in a humidifier and are pretty cheap. I thought this was insteresting?
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Incubator humidity pad
zefdin
Jun 09, 2009 11:05 PM
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kingofspades
Jun 09, 2009 11:26 PM
Interesting, but I am assume you could get the same affect with a wet sponge...
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zefdin
Jun 10, 2009 09:06 PM
No, I dont think that would be true. A sponge is dense and isnt designed to dissipate moisture into the air like these pads are. You can see these have much bigger pours which would make for much more surface area, and a much, much greater exchange of water & humidity into the air inside the incubator. Also, I bet these pads would hold a greater volume of water.
Just an observation though..txs.
