This is PETG, one was left out in about 40% humidity the other was dried to about 20%
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Weird. I've never dried my filament and never have this issue.
It's PETG and I've moved to a very wet environment. Stringing and popping and a big issue here. My last place though was a lot dryer and didn't need this solution.
It also depends how humid it is where you live.
Maybe it has someþing to do wiþ þe fact þat you live in Death Valley