Hi Roger.

Roger that on humidity.  It's much more damaging than temperature shifts in our 
more humid climes.

I now run a dehumidifier next to the layout during the summer months, even 
though it's an electricity hog.  I've been doing so ever since I took a plastic 
freight car out of its box after one particularly humid summer, and found the 
axles rusty and algae blooms on the boxcar sides.  I do not recommend algae as 
a weathering medium.

BTW, was Frasier Crane correct?  Is mildew Washington's state flower?

Cheers
Jim Martin


________________________________
 From: Roger Nulton <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2012 3:08:09 PM
Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Re: growing pains
 

  
  In 
my finished basement here in the Northwest, the problem of benchwork movement 
is 
not from temperature change: that only fluctuates a few degrees.  But the 
relative humidity moves from the 30’s in the Winter, when the furnace is 
heating 
the basement, to the 70’s – 90’s when the furnace is run infrequently in the 
warmer months. 
 

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