Loading Room humidity , how much is too much for you ?

[Boomholzer]

.38spl makes a good point where higher average humidity is probably not as bad as this humidity and larger temp swings where condensation can occur knocking the moisture out of the cooler night air.
46% right now, just checked. More importantly the temp is pretty tight through the days.

Reloading equipment can take on some rust too. Handles, rods, etc. Some CRC HD spray silicon on the equipment will help. A light coat is not greasy or sticky, easy to keep it out of important contact surfaces like die interiors.

 

[1976B.L.Johns.]

I usually do bulk loading in the winter when its about 35-45 percent humidity in here so I have never worried about

Ditto...

 

[Dale Alan]

somewhere between nice and sucky.....I honestly have never checked, Im curious now tho. Interwebs says 80ish and I dont have a hygrometer to check for myself.

Haha I see, some days are better than others . Sure looks like a nice place to live though.

 

[Reloadron]

somewhere between nice and sucky.....I honestly have never checked, Im curious now tho. Interwebs says 80ish and I dont have a hygrometer to check for myself.

On average about 63%. Depends on several factors but the average humidity is about 63% for all the islands. Look on the real bright side, you have clean fresh air and really great pineapples. Between '75 and '80 I got there quite a bit and always enjoyed my extended stays of about 8 weeks at a time.

Ron

 

[ParallelCode]

I keep it from 55-60% when possible.