I feel like I have Humi problems...

[Pseudosacred]

I'll pick both up next time I get out to the shop!

So, what's an ideal temperature to keep your humi in?

[jluck]

You can get both from Michael (CigarNut). and save a bunch of money over the local B&M and get them shipped right to your door. salt test the hygrometer too!!!!

Temp- 70 or less
humidity- opinions vary. I'm shooting for 65%

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by jluck

You can get both from Michael (CigarNut). and save a bunch of money over the local B&M and get them shipped right to your door. salt test the hygrometer too!!!!

Temp- 70 or less
humidity- opinions vary. I'm shooting for 65%

Likd Jared, I never let me humidor get above 70* F.

Opinions vary on humidity....I opt for about 62%, but 65% seems to be the most common among those who have been doing this a while.

[ApexAZ]

Originally Posted by icehog3

Likd Jared, I never let me humidor get above 70* F.

Opinions vary on humidity....I opt for about 62%, but 65% seems to be the most common among those who have been doing this a while.

Do you have a wine cooler, or some other temperature controlled humidor like Aristocrat? Being in Phoenix, my house sits at 78 throughout the summer. I was thinking about rotating some ice packs in my cooler until I can afford a wine cooler.

[jluck]

Originally Posted by ApexAZ

Do you have a wine cooler, or some other temperature controlled humidor like Aristocrat? Being in Phoenix, my house sits at 78 throughout the summer. I was thinking about rotating some ice packs in my cooler until I can afford a wine cooler.

Stop giving away LP#9's and you could have that wineador in no time.

[Islayphile]

A hygrometer is a must, preferably a digital that is adjustable.

I like 65/65, some prefer 70/70

[ApexAZ]

Originally Posted by jluck

Stop giving away LP#9's and you could have that wineador in no time.

I know

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by ApexAZ

Do you have a wine cooler, or some other temperature controlled humidor like Aristocrat? Being in Phoenix, my house sits at 78 throughout the summer. I was thinking about rotating some ice packs in my cooler until I can afford a wine cooler.

I have an Aristocrat, but it is not temperature controlled. I keep it on a lower level of my house, and do not let the temp. in that room exceed 70* in the summer.

Originally Posted by chippewastud79

The spanish cedar does absorb some humidity and helps regulate the humidor. If your wood is damp, you have way too much water in there.

Absolutely.