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Vino Tempature Issue Question
I just purchased a Haier 18 ct vino four days ago (picture is below), and have a question/concern about the tempature.
http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v.../HVW18ABB1.jpg Interior dimensions are 13.5" in deep X 8.5" in wide X 36" in high. The tempature is set on the lowest configuration and is reading between 61-63 degrees F (seems this is the "warmest" it will get). Humidity is dead on at 65% (where I like it). I have the vino filled with old cedar cigar boxes for storage. Are there any issues storing cigars at this tempature? I know the ideal tempature is 65-70 degrees. This vino has no drain hole, two fans, and I am using Scott Shilalas beads for RH control. What effect, if any, will this have on my sticks? Dry them out faster? Am I ok to start storing sticks? Am I worrying about this too much? LOL!! Any thoughts/comments are welcomed. Thanks in advance!! |
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How much higher is the ambient temperature in the room you placed your vino?
I only plug in my unit when the ambient temp is high (and that is rare). I wouldn't be worried too much about your temperature being in that range. the higher the temperature obviously the more likely beetles might gestate and hatch. You are safer to keep your temp at the lower range of 60s for that matter. |
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Sofaman keeps his sticks that cold. It's fine. He likes them that way.
I don't like smoking cold cigars. Don't know why, it just ain't right. You can always set a little 50 count on top and move the cold ones you want to smoke up there to warm up. Yes, you're okay to load it up. Have fun!!! :) |
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I think you're good to go. I've never read anything about low temperatures affecting cigars (at least until you get down near freezing). Also, if your hygro is reading 65%, you're golden. Theoretically, your cigars should contain the same amount of moisture at 60*/65% as they do at 70*/65% thanks to the "relative" in "relative humidity".
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You're also required by law to post pics when she's all filled up. :)
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No issue at all.
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That's a good looking vino, nice size.
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Sexy, too. :) |
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If they're too cold, nuke em for a few seconds. ;)
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Since Shilala said "required by law", here are the pics...
With the inside light on: http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...o/IMG_0558.jpg Closed: http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...o/IMG_0559.jpg Door open: http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...o/IMG_0562.jpg |
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Dear Mac,
You suck at cigar Tetris. With Love, Scott :) |
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You could get a temp controller, they run about $60 to $80 for a Johnson Controls.
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You're temp is fine at those levels. Luckily you still have more room for future purchases. :wo
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Ma nthis vino would look so cool on its side on a shelf somewhere....door opening downwards.
might make for a better way to arrange boxes horizontally lengthwise!! |
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I was thinking the same thing and trying to figure out a way to enclose it :D Chas |
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Ok Scott...I re-read my "cigar tetris manual" and have corrected the problem (that and replaced boxes that didn't fit properly with those that did). Am I good now? LOL!!
http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...o/IMG_0563.jpg http://i672.photobucket.com/albums/v...o/IMG_0565.jpg |
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It looks WAY better now. :)
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