learning through experience that filament dryers are in fact useful (even for PLA) and are not a scam made up by Big Food Dehydrator to sell more food dehydrators. all my stringing gone
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in reply to @jkap's post:
Do you have any recommendations for filament dryers? I realized my filament is fuccckkeeeddd with humidity a bit ago and I really need to condition it
thrift store food dehydrator if you can find one, otherwise i hear the eibos easdry is a good price/performance middleground (the sunlu dryers don't have exhaust fans which means moisture builds up in them, although my understanding is you can mod in an exhaust fan fairly easily if you're into that sort of thing)
They really can have a comically strong impact even on normal (non nylon) filaments.
Last summer was so humid, I had rolls start steaming out the nozzle after only a week.