Mikes Intro

[daverave999]

Very nice walk-in! How do you control the humidity in there?

[jdawg]

Welcome, Mike! I love the great State of Texas...

Love the walk-in too...

I want to have a walk-in someday. I have a bedroom in the basement that would be perfect to transform into a walk-in. Here's to hoping!

[satch]

HI Mike, welcome to the forum.
I've just seen the photos and am now officially depressed!

[HabanoSy]

Hi mikes...

Nice intro...

Welcome to the UKCF...

Cheers, HabanoSy

[68TriShield]

Welcome aboard Mikes!

[nicwing]

WOA, Mike I knew everything in Texas was huge but...damn.

Have you calculated what it's going to cost to fill it or how long it's going to take to smoke em?

Anyhow, I vote the next Forum party is over at yours.

Welcome dude, anyone as committed as that is very welcome here. Look forward to more posts from you.

[Boss Hog]

Sweet mother of Jesus and the orphans!!!!

Thats the size of my bedrooms

[peanutpete]

welcome, nice walk in not jealous at all

[Gary]

Right everyone over to Mikes house !!

Welcome to the forum Mike, look forward to your contributions (and more photo's please)

[mackem keith]

wow

holy ferk thats just unreal wonder how much your insurance premium would be if you filled that up!!
welcome aboard by the way enjoy the forum

[rokkitsci]

FWIW

Sweet mother of Jesus and the orphans!!!!

Thats the size of my bedrooms

I want to live in there.

[kingcohiba]

welcome mike! nice walk in!

I want to live in there.

would you like a room mate george? prolly not huh? lol

[cj121]

A warm welcome to UKCF Mike. Ditto all the humi comments
As Dave was asking, what humidification are you using for your special place?

[MaledettoToscano]

Welcome to the Forum Mikes, impressive walk in... maybe one day I'll have one like that too (I wish ).

[mikes]

Wow this seems like such a great board. Thanks to all again for the warm welcome!

I plumbed in a water line to a float valve in my Bemis humidifier. It is hooked up to a Habitat Monitor that turns on and off the humidifier and fan at the humidity level I choose. So this humidifier was not plumbed in at first and using the window A/C unit here in the Texas hot summers (this past year we had 42 days over 100 deg), it would eat through the water in the unit. So by plumbing it in with the float valve I no longer have to worry about filling it up b/c the AC unit takes out the humidity as well as the heat. Would say that there is a drop of 2 % in humidity when the AC turns on and then the humidifier kicks in and brings the room back up to 65% in a matter of minutes. Pretty worry free set up...and with the webcam in there I can keep an eye and ear (audible alarms go off if either the temp or humidity goes outside of a predefined range) on things. Now if I can only talk my wife into getting a back up generator for the room for when our power goes off ;o) lmao.



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Mine is black ;o)