too large a credo?
jfsiii
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I thought that it was impossible to have too large a credo, but I'm having a problem with my coolidor that I set up about four weeks ago. It is consistently staying around 80% humidity, so I open it up each day until it drops down to 70% and then by the next day it's back up again. Help!
I have around six old spanish cedar cigar boxes in it to try and buffer the humidity level as well as providing space to store my bundle purchases. Initially I wiped down all of the boxes with distilled water, then I used a moist salt (like paste) for my humidifier. It stayed in the low 70's on humidity. When I changed to 'wet foam' and a 50/50 pg mix, then the humidity went up to 80%. Do I need a smaller credo? Did I get it too moist? No fluid stands in the credo container, but it did take about 6oz to moisten the foam.
Any suggestions are welcome. I'm a noob, but trying to learn the art of enjoying storing and smoking cigars. Thanks.
I have around six old spanish cedar cigar boxes in it to try and buffer the humidity level as well as providing space to store my bundle purchases. Initially I wiped down all of the boxes with distilled water, then I used a moist salt (like paste) for my humidifier. It stayed in the low 70's on humidity. When I changed to 'wet foam' and a 50/50 pg mix, then the humidity went up to 80%. Do I need a smaller credo? Did I get it too moist? No fluid stands in the credo container, but it did take about 6oz to moisten the foam.
Any suggestions are welcome. I'm a noob, but trying to learn the art of enjoying storing and smoking cigars. Thanks.
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ditch the credo.
go with humidity beads
CK
but i do know that the beads do work how they are supposed to.