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Letting emulsion "dry" before exposure...
How do you know when emulsion is dry?
Does Humidity wreck Emulsion??

Content: So I'm working in a small room and the dehumidifier is actually heating up the room. Right now it is 78 in my house. I have the central air vent closed to the room where the screen is drying and it's 91 right now, cause the air blowing out of the dehumidifier is hot. Click to expand...
Cool air can hold less water vapor than warm air. This is the reason common humidity is measured as relative humidity. The amount of moisture that air can hold is realtive the that actual temperature of the air. Open the central air vent and cool the room if you are uncomfortable. The dehumidifier will remove the moisture easier. miktoxic
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#12 • Dec 3, 2012
man i'd love to know the REAL answer to this question if somebody could actually speak english. Fixico
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#13 • Dec 3, 2012
In a closet or small 74 degree room with a fan and one of those little dehumidifier canisters from the dollar tree, your screens will be dry in about 1- 1 1/2 hours.