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A question for you all

Nocturnal

Nocturnal

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The other night it was raining for roughly all day/night. I noticed when I went to draw on some paper that I had bought (24lb, 96 brightness) that the paper was kinda moist. Now the rain did not get near it but, did the moisture from the rain get absorbed up by the paper? Is the paper ruined from printing etc?

Thanks in advance.
 
The paper should be OK. I know that when it is humid here at work the paper seems to jam in the copier alot. You may just need to let it dry, or get a dehumidifier if it becomes a problem.
 
Originally posted by: TwiceOver
The paper should be OK. I know that when it is humid here at work the paper seems to jam in the copier alot. You may just need to let it dry, or get a dehumidifier if it becomes a problem.
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Ahh ok thanks a lot.
 
Yes, paper absorbs moisture from the air... humidity plays a big role. That's the reason we have to rotate the paper in our copier at work... if someone doesn't put the old paper on top, eventually the copier starts jamming when we get to that paper. (and I find it incredible that a 40 thousand dollar copying machine has any trouble with paper at all... I never realized that paper has an up-side and a down-side to it before. 40 thousand dollars, and the orientation of the paper (right side up or upside down) actually still makes a difference in regard to paper jams.
 
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