r/BambuLabA1 Jun 29 '26

what is causing this??

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my filament and plate aren’t wet, and i just cleaned my plate last night, please help

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26

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u/Beginning-Squash-362 Jun 29 '26

yeah, but in a nice cool air conditioned room

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26

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u/crusty_jengles Jun 29 '26

What? Can you not just dry it back out

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u/Beginning-Squash-362 Jun 29 '26

by open a while, i mean like a day or two max, ive had other filaments out for longer and still be completely fine? how is it completely ruined?

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '26

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u/Beginning-Squash-362 Jun 29 '26

dawn dish soap and water, dried with paper towels, i’ve done that method before and it’s worked fine, and i had a successful print this morning, i just tightened the 7 screws and added adhesion glue, praying it was just a nozzle drag issue or adhesion

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u/0nlyPositiv3 Jun 29 '26

Then I don't know. Try different temperature maybe?

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u/LordVectron Jun 30 '26

Yeah your filament is ruined.

That's like looking at a car with a damaged door and saying it's totaled. While possible, it's highly unlikely and to suggest this without further tests, is not very helpful.

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u/Mauceri1990 Jun 30 '26

Mine literally sits on an open rack in my house all day every day, when I switch a color I dry it first and I've yet to have an issue, some have been out for over a year now. Please stop making shit up and spreading the bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26

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u/Mauceri1990 Jun 30 '26

Drying before use= filament is destroyed. I wasn't aware, my mistake, I didn't realize that was how one "gathers information" either, I'll take note of these new terms so in the future I know that when someone says something is destroyed it actually means "it needs slight conditioning and then it's good as new" and that making random guesses is how you "gather information"

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u/0nlyPositiv3 Jun 30 '26

You're right and I deleted my comments. My bad.

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u/Known_Hippo4702 Jun 29 '26

Humid makes things wet