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RobR1205 · 10-24-2012, 08:47 PM

I personally like cello off, but you also find that some people keep them on to protect the cigars from damage. It's all personal preference.

That's a nice looking humi you got there! I have the same one, just a different design on the outside. It's been very reliable. I have found however, that if you just use the rectangular humidifier on the lid, it can have trouble permeating though to the second layer. I also keep a Boveda packet or two underneath to ensure the humidity stays the same in the entire humidor. Just make sure it's not in direct contact with your sticks!

I would also STRONGLY advise keeping the Kuba Kubas and other infused cigars OUT of the humidor. It will definitely affect the flavor of the others. An airtight tuperwear will work wonders. That flavor can linger for long, long time even after you've smoked the infused cigars.

10-24-2012, 08:47 PM	#2
RobR1205 Starting a new chapter Join Date: Dec 2011 First Name: Rob Location: Texas Posts: 1,158 Trading: (19)	Re: The Humi has Landed I personally like cello off, but you also find that some people keep them on to protect the cigars from damage. It's all personal preference. That's a nice looking humi you got there! I have the same one, just a different design on the outside. It's been very reliable. I have found however, that if you just use the rectangular humidifier on the lid, it can have trouble permeating though to the second layer. I also keep a Boveda packet or two underneath to ensure the humidity stays the same in the entire humidor. Just make sure it's not in direct contact with your sticks! I would also STRONGLY advise keeping the Kuba Kubas and other infused cigars OUT of the humidor. It will definitely affect the flavor of the others. An airtight tuperwear will work wonders. That flavor can linger for long, long time even after you've smoked the infused cigars.