Printing with Light Weight PLA

I forecast a call for bags of silica gel! 

I have dozens, I always save them, they're in the oven at 90C as we speak!

I am now on my second roll of eSun LW-PLA and I have never had a moisture issues despite the UK winter weather. All my PLA rolls are stored in the bedroom along with the printer. The humidity rarely exceeds 54%  and the temperature keeps between 15 C (night) and 22 C. (day)
As my extruder is limited to 230 C I print slow (45 mm/sec) and with a low flow rate of 45%. Probably due to the low(ish) nozzle temperature there is no discolouration of the LW-PLA.

I suppose I really should get round to installing the high temperature extruder but it does mean a major disassembly job. What I have works well for what I want to do so I am reluctant until I have to pull the A8 apart for some other reason!    

Up to now, the E-Sun product has always worked for me, in fact I'm doing a test print with it right now.

The print went well, excellent sticktion, but at 56.5% flow came out at 2.735gm, the recommended weight is 4gm. 
Upped the flow to 80% and the next try came out at 3.935gm, = result! I printed with a brim, the part was very difficult to remove, to the extent that I thought I might break it!
 

Silica Gel anyone?
 

That went well, I tried one of the locally produced filaments using the same setting and gcode, a perfect print but came out at 4.27gm. Obviously doesn't foam quite as much as the E-sun, but after being baked in the oven for 8hrs it's now usable.