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Seasoning with active humidifaction?

insomnniapbinsomnniapb Posts: 590 ✭
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Hey guys. I can't remember where I read this, but somewhere (maybe it was on a youtube vid or something). I saw something about not having to season a humi if you are using active humidification. The reason I ask is I finally got my wineador set up with my shelves in etc, and am seasoning atm. I am going the route of letting it season properly! I can't seem to think of any reasons why this wouldn't work though? Does anyone have any opinions or better yet facts to back this up or shoot it down?

Thanks,
David

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  • kuzi16kuzi16 Posts: 14,633 ✭✭✭✭
    ALWAYS season right.
    active, passive, it doesnt matter.
    just do it right.
    it will never hurt to season.
    i could actually make the argument that even with active humidificatioj you need to season.
    i suspect that even active humidification cant put out moisture fast enough to keep up with dry wood soaking it up for a few days.

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  • insomnniapbinsomnniapb Posts: 590 ✭
    Thanks kuzi that is indeed the thought process I had. It can't be bad in any way to season. It can only make it more stable... I would believe having active in would make the seasoning move along a bit quicker though?
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