over seasoned humidor
I've just done the my usual way of humidor seasoning
1 Day - gently rubbed humidor, then put 140~150 degree hot water and change every three hours.
2 Day - After 24 hours 99% of humidity should,so pull out the bowl. then put 2 boveda pack
3 Day - 48 hours total, It should be the 69%~72%
I had no problems with my the perfection(?) of seasoning.
but still the 89% of humidity, I need to put cigar as soon as faster, this is the gift for my friends birthday and only 2 day left.
1 Day - gently rubbed humidor, then put 140~150 degree hot water and change every three hours.
2 Day - After 24 hours 99% of humidity should,so pull out the bowl. then put 2 boveda pack
3 Day - 48 hours total, It should be the 69%~72%
I had no problems with my the perfection(?) of seasoning.
but still the 89% of humidity, I need to put cigar as soon as faster, this is the gift for my friends birthday and only 2 day left.
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After seasoning two humidors, one of them 3 times, I will use nothing but the Boveda seasoning packs and time.
Things that you SHOULD NOT put into a humidor:
And in case you're wondering why putting hot water in your humidor is a bad idea......
MOST mass produced, inexpensive humidors are made with veneered spanish cedar boards.
When you expose veneered wood to hot water, the glue holding the veneer together will warm up and cause the veneer to separate.
This will ruin the wood & the humidor.
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Hey Doc!
I put 150 degree water in my humidor every three hours for a whole day.
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