Cigars Unwrapping
I know I've seen this before, but I don't remember what the answer was. I keep my smoking and aging humidors at about 65 RH. I also switch the hygrometers to check them and the read the same when I switch them. I use beads in both.
What's been happening more and more lately is that just after I light up, the stick starts to unravel. It happens with several brands, so I don't think it's a wrapping problem. Also, it doesn't always happen.
Last night, my wife grabbed a Padilla out of the aging humi and she had the same problem. That's the first time it's happened with one from that humidor.
Is RH too high, too low, Help!
What's been happening more and more lately is that just after I light up, the stick starts to unravel. It happens with several brands, so I don't think it's a wrapping problem. Also, it doesn't always happen.
Last night, my wife grabbed a Padilla out of the aging humi and she had the same problem. That's the first time it's happened with one from that humidor.
Is RH too high, too low, Help!
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Maybe you should try to bump the RH to 68. You might try it. just my 2cents.
Kuzi or others may have more info.
Most importantly, where is it beginning to unravel?
The bad news is that I am smoking inside and they're still splitting.
"Long ashes my friends."
on that note, i would switch to a punch cutter to eliminate all other variables.
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