Indoor Thermometer with humidity reading.
- Combination temperature/humidity gauge with large, easy-to-read display.
- Also registers daily highs and lows for both temperature and humidity.
- Simple house icon readout for indicating humidity comfort levels.
- Ready for immediate display with magnet backing and foldout stand.
- Takes 1 AA battery, not included; measures 2-1/2 by 3 inches.
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REVIEWS ABOUT THIS HOME DECOR ITEMS [ SAMPLE ]
1) Best Price - A cap full of salt in a baggie with your hygrometer will give you the plus or minus that your hygrometer is off. That's all you need to know to be accurate with your readings. The salt is always 75%. If your hygrometer reads 82%, then its reading +7. Simply subtract 7 from your hygrometers reading to get the actual humidity. It's really that simple.
By K. Virgo on June 1, 2012
2) Well Worth the Money!! VERY Accurate!! Small and Portable!! - Bought 2 of these the other day. Opened them up, put in the battery, and they were ready to go. I bought two of them so I could install them in each of my childrens bedrooms so I could tell the range of the temp and humidity each of thier rooms. First I put these next to my house thermostat which has a current temp and humidity displayed. After 1 hour of being in the same room right next to the thermostat both of the Cheney units read exactly what the temp was, and the humidity on both units were the reading the exact same (7 units higher) then my house thermostat. I don't know if my house unit is accurate or not but at least the two Cheney units read the same for temp & humidity. If they read differently than each other than I would say they weren't accurate but since both read the exact same things I give them two thumbs up and agree this is a great buy, especially since it displays the current temp and humidity and displays the daily low/high for each. Great Product!!!! Small, lightweight, has magnet on back to stick to fridge or can use clip to attach it to belt, or anything it can clip to. It also can be placed on a desk, shelf, etc but standing it on end with the attached stilt.
By J. St Onge on December 8, 2009
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