Where ever the plants are placed now {since I think they've been moved again?} give them time to settle in. At least three weeks to a month. By then, you should know if the plants dig their new environment.
I have seven Tills and based on my experience with these broms, they do enjoy high humidity but their leeaves is where they soak in the moisture, so do NOT spray the roots. Tills are also called 'air plants,' and as such need a little ventilation - air circulation. Those who mod their Zoomeds and Exos by taking the screen part off and replacing the top with a solid piece of glass would probably have poor success with these types of broms. I've read some growers actually mounted their tills upside down to allow excess water to drip off the leaves.
Part of this hobby is experimenting and finding what greenery thrives in our vivs. Unfortunately, every viv is very different with many variables. You will lose some plants down the road, that's the down side, but hopefully not many and certaintly I hope not your very first batch.
I hope your plants thrive and begin to grow out for you. It's quite neat! But you must give them time to adjust from shipping and adjust to your viv. This takes, like I said, weeks. And that's just a rough guess. I would stop moving them around so much right now.