Humi in side a vino?

[Kneo]

I have a vino that I keep at about 70 rh. I also have a old 100 count humi that I don't really use. Would it be safe for me to store cigars in the humi and then place the humi inside the vino?

I want to get some cash saved and order some vino drawers, buy I thought this might help also.

My goal is to get a few bags of beads from Shilala some drawers from Golfnut, just working on the funds.

So in the mean time I am looking at other ways.

[larryinlc]

This is how I've always done it. But, I humidify the humidors as well as the vino. Having cigars inside the humidors, there's no fluctuation of temp or humidity when the vino cycles. Maybe overkill, but heck, I've always been a little obsessive.

Larry

[Drez]

If the humidor has a humidity source inside then you'll be fine.

[Apoco]

If the humidor has a humidity source inside then you'll be fine.

:tu

If it doesn't, make sure to prop it open somehow. Even that isn't ideal, but you gotta do what you gotta do :) It will not harm the humi to be stored in a bigger humi/wineador/cooler
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[Skywalker]

I have a couple in mine!

No problems at all!

Humidifying inside the humi, inside the vino... doesn't really make sense to me? If the humi is the same temp and humidity as the inside of the vino then there shouldn't be an issue.:confused: If the humi you put in was unconditioned then, yeah, I would see there being an issue.

[Kneo]

Sweet. Thanks guys!

[eber]

yeah i finally wised up and put my desktop inside my vino, seeing that I had the space and rest of the room gets pretty warm during the day. I dont know why I didnt think of doing it earlier.

[Mugen910]

I heard Tom has a walk-in inside a walk-in.

[Skywalker]

I heard Tom has a walk-in inside a walk-in.

He doesn't like to talk about that!!!:r

[dwoodward]

Make sure you season your "old" humidor before putting it into your wineador.