Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
Cheap inaccurate analog hydrometer that comes with the humidor or a calibrated digital one? I would check the seals for leaks seal around the glass. Any cigars in there?
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@Michael67 said:
Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
You don't want it above 70. Most of us around here don't want it above 65. Wet cigars don't burn well.
@Michael67 said:
Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
Maintaining cigars at your desired humidity is not hard at all. Dealing with wooden desktop humidors is what's hard. @Michael67 I'd be glad to offer some advice if you're still here,..... message me, or tag me on this thread.
@Michael67 said:
Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
You don't want it above 70. Most of us around here don't want it above 65. Wet cigars don't burn well.
Keeping my cigars on the drier side around 65 has changed the game for me. I recommend it as well.
@Michael67 said:
Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
Maintaining cigars at your desired humidity is not hard at all. Dealing with wooden desktop humidors is what's hard. @Michael67 I'd be glad to offer some advice if you're still here,..... message me, or tag me on this thread.
Any alternatives to wooden desktop humidors you really like??
@Michael67 said:
Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
Maintaining cigars at your desired humidity is not hard at all. Dealing with wooden desktop humidors is what's hard. @Michael67 I'd be glad to offer some advice if you're still here,..... message me, or tag me on this thread.
Any alternatives to wooden desktop humidors you really like??
To replace a small wooden desktop I would recommend a Rubbermaid brilliance container and Boveda packs.
I like the IRIS Weathertight gasketed crates, I use the 62 quart ones, but they go from 74 quart down to 16 quart sizes. Shop around, sometimes Home Depot has better prices, sometimes Walmart, etc. depending on the size.
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@Michael67 said:
Have a glass top humidor... Seasoned with a Boveda 85 pack for two weeks. Placed two 320 gram 75 Boveda packs in it and RH will not go above 68 - 70 RH
ANY THOUGHTS
Maintaining cigars at your desired humidity is not hard at all. Dealing with wooden desktop humidors is what's hard. @Michael67 I'd be glad to offer some advice if you're still here,..... message me, or tag me on this thread.
Any alternatives to wooden desktop humidors you really like??
I use coleman Xtreme coolers, And I use Boveda humidification packets at 65%RH.
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Edit: I would carry a 20 qt Igloo when we travelled. I like the latches that lock down on both coolers, not sure they are necessary but give me a little peace of mind.
Boveda 65s All Day! I keep them in Ammo Boxes, Rubbemaid containers & in my Don Carlos Humidor. I like my sticks to be between 62-65 RH. They smoke better, more even and no wrapper issues.
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@BullSquatch said:
Boveda 65s All Day! I keep them in Ammo Boxes, Rubbemaid containers & in my Don Carlos Humidor. I like my sticks to be between 62-65 RH. They smoke better, more even and no wrapper issues.
Ammo Boxes? Never thought of that.💥Thanks
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Cheap inaccurate analog hydrometer that comes with the humidor or a calibrated digital one? I would check the seals for leaks seal around the glass. Any cigars in there?
Should have slipped “buy a cooler” in there.
And "sounds like it's working"
Got a 6 as a first digit for the Rh? Good! Now, hrab a stick, light it and relax.
Any you guys ever use one of these?
Only seen 2 people ever use them and that was on IG
Check your cigar's humidity and when your Wife says you have too many cigars you can use it as a taser on her.
@Far_North_64 has one.
You don't want it above 70. Most of us around here don't want it above 65. Wet cigars don't burn well.
Maintaining cigars at your desired humidity is not hard at all. Dealing with wooden desktop humidors is what's hard. @Michael67 I'd be glad to offer some advice if you're still here,..... message me, or tag me on this thread.
Keeping my cigars on the drier side around 65 has changed the game for me. I recommend it as well.
I do have one and I use it on different cigars as they come out of different tuppidors. Fun toy.
Pretty accurate device when testing at the cap.
Any alternatives to wooden desktop humidors you really like??
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It'll be fine once the swelling goes down.
To replace a small wooden desktop I would recommend a Rubbermaid brilliance container and Boveda packs.
I like the IRIS Weathertight gasketed crates, I use the 62 quart ones, but they go from 74 quart down to 16 quart sizes. Shop around, sometimes Home Depot has better prices, sometimes Walmart, etc. depending on the size.
Ziploc bags and boveda will work in a pinch.
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I use coleman Xtreme coolers, And I use Boveda humidification packets at 65%RH.
I use wooden desktop humidors.
Lifetime 55 quart with a half dozen Boveda 65.
Edit: I would carry a 20 qt Igloo when we travelled. I like the latches that lock down on both coolers, not sure they are necessary but give me a little peace of mind.
I like coolers too…but guys, they don’t fit good on top of a desk lol
You just need a bigger desk Rusty.
Boveda 65s All Day! I keep them in Ammo Boxes, Rubbemaid containers & in my Don Carlos Humidor. I like my sticks to be between 62-65 RH. They smoke better, more even and no wrapper issues.
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"...I intend to go home tonight and smoke a cigar to the glory of God." - Charles Spurgeon
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Ammo Boxes? Never thought of that.💥Thanks