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House is at 74 degrees and the room humidity is 48 percent. I noticed a little puddle on the bottom of my Wineador.

If I keep the Wineador at 66 degrees and aim for 65 Humidity, will this be a problem with keeping a stable environment? How can I stop the condensation?

Another thread mentioned something like this. https://www.homebrewsupply.com/inkbird-digital-temperature-controller-thermostat-110v.html?gclid=CMfX-JKK588CFQ-raQod-yMD3w

Since I am on a budget, I was thinking about this. https://www.amazon.com/iPower-GLTIME-Mechanical-Increments-Construction/dp/B00BDGHJK4/ref=zg_bs_495340_13?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=2HJ0QHY26TAMVJDCQAXK

What do you think I should do or will these even help?
 

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I'd look into something that regulates based on the temp, not time.. budget wise, I'm thinking about this one for mine, but would rather go with the Inkbird (not much more $) This will allow it to cut off and on at certain temp points. As for the puddle, I haven't had anything like that happen, but I'm running bovedas, if that has anything to do with it.. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M0M98G0/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_14?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A14X9047NAN5HZ
Thanks for this. I have not put anything in the winecooler yet for humidity. I wanted to run it for a bit and that when I noticed it a day later. Its got this odd sweet smell when I run it. Its not factory plastic but then again maybe.
 
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Think its a New Air 181. I had a bit of condensation going on last summer so I unplugged the drain and hooked up a hose that runs into a distilled water jug below the unit.
 
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