Homemade Humidor
Just curious about a homemade humidor idea I had. Before I get started let’s get this out of the way….I am indeed a newb and still learning the ways of the leaf. However my passion and interest in this world is very real! With that being said here was my BYOH idea.
I live in tornado alley OK. So naturally my home has a walk in 12x12 tornado shelter that is air tight for the most part. I was going to build shelves and utilize a humidifier to turn it into a walk in….terrible idea? Great idea? Would love to get thoughts from y’all.
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An airtight tornado shelter doesn’t make sense and is a terrible idea.
But any kind of shelter like that is more than likely concrete and would not be good for a humidor.If it don’t bother me, it don’t bother me. Just leave me alone.
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The logistics of making your shelter a walk in humidor is vast (labor/materials) and very costly. Suggestion IMHO…Look up coolidor on past threads. This might be a better option until you decide what you really want/need.
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Do it!
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Hell of a way to wait out the storm. Need to leave space for the bar.
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@PuertoRicoShawn said:
Hell of a way to wait out the storm. Need to leave space for the bar.My thoughts exactly! Haha
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@Rdp77 said:
An airtight tornado shelter doesn’t make sense and is a terrible idea.
But any kind of shelter like that is more than likely concrete and would not be good for a humidor.Likely not airtight. Moisture tight at least though. It is concrete but the interior and exterior is a super heavy duty Styrofoam like material.
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