Heat and Humidity

[Goose Girl]

I decided to clean up a bit and put my mods in a kitchen cabinet. The next day my mods would not work. I live in hot and humid Florida, and during the summer, even with the air conditioning on, the kitchen cabinets are hot inside when I open them. I moved the mods to the counter in the air conditioning, and they are all working again.

If you live, or are visiting, in a similar environment and are having problems, remember that the heat and humidity affects more than just the e-liquid, so store those mods correctly. Lesson learned.

Cindy

 

[Garden gnome]

That's good to know... I live I Georgia close to savanna so it gets humid here too..

 

[Coastal Cowboy]

Hmm... I live on the water here in Gulf Shores and I've never had the humidity affect my equipment. That doesn't mean it can't happen. Going from cool to warm and humid can attract condensation but it moves on pretty quick.

 

[bombastinator]

This strikes me as odd. Mods are made to have juice on them which is at least as corrosive as salt air. Gain doesn't mean it didn't happen though.

 

[Goose Girl]

The year my air conditioner died, all my electronics went out, so it has happened to me before. My computer never recovered from that one.

 

[bombastinator]

The year my air conditioner died, all my electronics went out, so it has happened to me before. My computer never recovered from that one.

Wow. that is exceptional humidity.

 

[Winchester]

That's not out realm of possibility. I remember all of our electronic equipment failed in the Nam. I was in florida for training then and everything broke!

 

[Winchester]

Hmm... I live on the water here in Gulf Shores and I've never had the humidity affect my equipment. That doesn't mean it can't happen. Going from cool to warm and humid can attract condensation but it moves on pretty quick.

Hi DUDE!

 

[rob33]

We had several really humid but not really hot days in a row this year. My smoke alarms started going off. The alarm company dispatched the FD and we finally figured out it was the humidity.

 

[Tonee N]

Since we only have 10-20% humidity here we have wildfires to thank for our smoke alarms going off. The heat though sucks the life out of cell phones!

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[NicotineRush]

I live 'off grid' in Central Florida. No AC. Humidity doesn't seem to effect my vape/electronics stuff but it sure does effect just about everything else. PITA!

 

[stols001]

That is some serious humidity. I don't doubt it could happen.... It's Florida, right? Anything can happen in Florida, including dinosaur sized alligators, so yes, I believe you, Goose girl!

Anna

 

[Kprthevapr]

Not sure about humidity, as we have none in the desert, but heat can thin your juice. We are smack dab in the middle of a heatwave

 

[bombastinator]

Not sure about humidity, as we have none in the desert, but heat can thin your juice. We are smack dab in the middle of a heatwave

Heh. Ironic town name

 

[Tonee N]

Heh. Ironic town name

It's also warm there in the winter.[emoji6]

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[Kprthevapr]

Heh. Ironic town name

We have affectionately nicknamed it, devil's taint

 

[Canadian_Vaper]

Some mods will turn off when it senses the mod is too hot, is your cupboard on a south facing wall or will direct sunlight hit that cupboard?

 

[Canadian_Vaper]

Not sure about humidity, as we have none in the desert, but heat can thin your juice. We are smack dab in the middle of a heatwave
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I would kill for a couple days of that weather here, it's been raining almost non stop here this year, parts of the bush that usually dry up in july still have a foot of water in them :X

 

[bombastinator]

I would kill for a couple days of that weather here, it's been raining almost non stop here this year, parts of the bush that usually dry up in july still have a foot of water in them :X

I dare say Texas feels the same way ATM :/ weather is rarely so bad it isn't worse somewhere else.