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By McCWells
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#433051
I have a new trap coming and I don't want its top to have the same fate as so many others, so I was wondering how I could prevent this and what I'm doing wrong.
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By ChefDean
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#433068
My first thought would be the lack of humidity, and before you say "But I'm in Georgia, that can't be!", remember we just had a weird winter.
RH decreases with temperatures, so we in The South just had lower than normal humidity for the last little while.
I suspect, now that it's warming up (and RH is increasing), it will likely return to keeping the lids.
By McCWells
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#433070
Okay thanks! I actually haven't had it outside ever, and just put it out a week ago so hopefully that fixes it! :D
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