Rehumidifying Bovida packs? (seems to be working...)

OLS · 11-08-2011, 06:31 AM

I have a dozen or more that I got from Ravi, and they are all still gushy and moist.
I let em get dried up in my horrifically drafty cheap humidor and I thought "5hit, I
don't want to LOSE this thing. Put it in a cedar box with some water and voila!
Gushy and floppy in a few days. Yes, you accidentally discovered the greatest
feature of the Boveda pack. I have em thrown all over my various ice chests and
they are just fantastic little dealli-os.

For a little perspective, many of mine are a decade old now, and still going strong.

And ANOTHER warning, from my own story, for the general newbies who may read this,
don't get some doofus-box cheap humidor online, they leak like seives. Save up a little
scratch and get yourself a nice custom from one of our woodworkers here at the asylum.
Til then, an ice chest is better than these cheap POS items you get for 50 bucks online.
A boveda pack should not dry up like a mummy in a humidor in a month. Mine did.

11-08-2011, 06:31 AM	#17
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: Rehumidifying Bovida packs? (seems to be working...) I have a dozen or more that I got from Ravi, and they are all still gushy and moist. I let em get dried up in my horrifically drafty cheap humidor and I thought "5hit, I don't want to LOSE this thing. Put it in a cedar box with some water and voila! Gushy and floppy in a few days. Yes, you accidentally discovered the greatest feature of the Boveda pack. I have em thrown all over my various ice chests and they are just fantastic little dealli-os. For a little perspective, many of mine are a decade old now, and still going strong. And ANOTHER warning, from my own story, for the general newbies who may read this, don't get some doofus-box cheap humidor online, they leak like seives. Save up a little scratch and get yourself a nice custom from one of our woodworkers here at the asylum. Til then, an ice chest is better than these cheap POS items you get for 50 bucks online. A boveda pack should not dry up like a mummy in a humidor in a month. Mine did. Last edited by OLS; 11-08-2011 at 06:38 AM.