Lobsters should be breeding no matter what. I had my lobsters outside, with no food or water and they were still breeding. I finally manned up and murdered them all today with a can a roach killer. I felt bad, but it was easier then the alternative.
Pestering them daily will certainly cause them to stop breeding. I have also noticed that a lack of fresh water will drive the mature adults to eat freshly molted nymphs. My lobsters were humidity sensitive, more so than my other species. I noticed incomplete molts and knarled wing tips at around 35% humidity, thats much higher than many other species need. That said, I would agree with the Roachguy, and try to avoid direct misting in the bin. If you can, add a larger bowl of water gel, or perhaps hang a moist sponge from the lid of their bin (high enough so the roaches can't get to it).
Another option is placing them in a closet with a humidifier and possibly a space heater. This is what I do, albeit on a much larger scale, for my own roach breeding operation. I can dial in heat and humidity within a couple points of a desired target, and have it stay there all day.
Definately get them off the tumble dryer...not good at all.
