Gee, this is fun.
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Built in hygrometer in the front of the thing. I reckon I'll just let it get as humid as it will and write a correction factor on it in grease pencil like we used to on the aneroid altimeters at work. :RR
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Oops. Forgot the "Damn you, Russ." in the first post.
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Wheel of fortune in your humidor?
Wtf ? Sent from my Undroid |
Getting it moist inside. Humidifier w/ 50/50 propylene glycol in the corner, saucer w/ a shot glass full of distilled water sitting on it in there until the humidity comes up. No Vanna (I looked).
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Don't drink the propylene glycol, it is just as bad as ethylene...
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don't forget to calibrate your digital hygrometer......
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I thought he gave up cigars for shots of tequila.
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Little did I know what I was creating. And I have to add a "damn you Chip", 'cause now I'm getting all freaky about humidity, temperature, and properly sequestering different flavors.
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Yeah, I've got a second one coming for the infused Drew Estate ones. And if I can find a decent little humidifier thing locally, I may just do a jar or a "Tupperdor" for the those and just use the second one for more regular cigars.
Did I say "damn you, Russ" yet this morning? |
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Stop the madness now!!!!!!!!!!!! You're over thinking the shit out of this... Buy the cigars..drop them in the humidor with some kind of humidification device...I use these tubes that you fill up with tap water and look like cigar tubes. One is good for about 25 cigars. Check every 2 weeks or so and keep filled with water. If you're not smoking that often..Open the lid once a month or so to let some fresh air. Light the cigars with whatever flame producing thing you have.. That pretty much covers it. Sheeesh!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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What he said. But I use the plastic foam filled thingies with the humectant, but I dont' over think it, just squirt some in, and let it go.... |
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And I have a sponge in there now instead of the shot glass, well dampened w/ distilled water, sitting on a plastic bag. I just feel like I should know what the hygrometer reads when it's good and humid so I know when it's time to squirt more water into the glorified sponge in the humidifier. But, yeah... :RR |
If you haven't already, take that sponge, wring it out and wipe the entire inside of the humidor. After that, wet it again and continue what you're doing. If after 24 hours the humidity doesn't hold, repeat the wiping and wet sponge thing. Make sure the sponge is brand new or you could introduce mold.
What causes mold is either dirty cigars (less likely) or over-humidification. You don't want mold, you can never get rid of the spores. You have to get a new humidor and smoke all your cigars in one night. |
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