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OLS · 07-20-2011, 09:37 AM

Hehe, over-complicate. When you are in your first humidor, everything is over-complicated. Let me give
you the advice I gave a young lady here who was having the same problem. Get rid of the shelf. That thing takes
up a ton of space. take the dividers and toss them out, too. Your gel is contained in a jar, so there is no chance of
molding up cigars around the sides of it. Maybe keep it in the middle with the shorties and leave the left and right
for the longies. You can almost double your storage by dumping the extra wood. No sense in throwing it away, but
get it out of there. And remember, you are likely to go bigger any day now, so see this as a temp problem. There
SHOULD BE SOME reasonable amount of air space in there to make it work properly, so SLAM full is not going to
work anyway.

07-20-2011, 09:37 AM	#11
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: Humidor arrangement questions Hehe, over-complicate. When you are in your first humidor, everything is over-complicated. Let me give you the advice I gave a young lady here who was having the same problem. Get rid of the shelf. That thing takes up a ton of space. take the dividers and toss them out, too. Your gel is contained in a jar, so there is no chance of molding up cigars around the sides of it. Maybe keep it in the middle with the shorties and leave the left and right for the longies. You can almost double your storage by dumping the extra wood. No sense in throwing it away, but get it out of there. And remember, you are likely to go bigger any day now, so see this as a temp problem. There SHOULD BE SOME reasonable amount of air space in there to make it work properly, so SLAM full is not going to work anyway.