First time PETG, dudes
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@peirof I built an enclosure for my printer which is largely airtight. All my filament is stored in that same booth. I use cheap dehumidifiers of the type which use Calcium Chloride. Looking at the amount of water produced, I'd say they do a reasonably good job. I plan to install circulating fans at some point, which should improve the efficiency. I have an ESP based temperature and humidy sensor in the garage where the printer booth is situated as part of my growing home automation system, and also plan to fit another inside that booth. Then I'll be able to measure the humidity inside the booth and see if an electric dehumidifier would be worth the expense.
