Seasoning new humidor
pnltbox27
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I purchased a new 50 count glass top humidor and am in the process of seasoning which I did not do with my existing humidor, I wiped everything down yesterday with distilled water and new sponge, but my question is regarding the humidifier. It is a rectangle bead type which I've never used, I normaly use the gel jar type, so do I put the humidifier in the humidor while it seasons or just the sponge as I've read in other threads?
Thanks in advance for any help
This is my first post although ive been enjoying cigars the last couple of years I'm still pretty clueless
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Seasoning should be a week min and 2 weeks preferably. Glass tops leak. Get some non-scented aquarium silicone and run a bead around the glass/wood and probably the inner joints while you are at it. Place the sponge humidifier in the trash and buy 2-3 60 gram boveda packs.
Get a digital humidity gauge and calibrate it. There are tons of videos on calibration on YouTube. Once you out grow this humidor I suggest a $15 island breeze 48 qt cooler from Walmart. You can then place this whole 50 ct in it and still have plenty of room for more cigars.
Sorry for confusion, not using sponge humidifier, but the sponge I used to wipe it down. I've read to leave sponge on cap inside when seasoning , but just unsure if the humidifier goes in while seasoning too
Ok, just keep that sponge moist and leave it in there for a week or two. Granted it doesn’t leak humidity then after that you would be ready to add cigars.
Thank you
...watching this thread to see how long before you toss that humidor and simplify things w/ a Tupperdor. ;-)
🤣 I'll keep you posted, it may come to that
Not gonna lie, wish I would've found this forum before getting another box humidor, should've and probably will go tupper/ coolerdore route next time
It sure makes life easier.
You have been a member since 2014.
I'm sure he means he should have checked in with us before buying a wooden tabletop humidor.
Yes, Tupperdore/Coleman cooler is King.
Exactly...