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Old 03-15-2012, 06:05 PM   #1
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Default Re: Dry boxing?

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Whenever I open my cooler, my RH drops.....It must be Hawaii?
The humidity tends to be pretty high here, my fear is that even a cedar box will just go to ambient humidity, since it will have been sitting around absorbing moisture in my house. Which would mean I'm actually wet boxing my cigars. I'll do a test with one of my hygrometers and see what develops.
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Old 03-15-2012, 06:18 PM   #2
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The humidity tends to be pretty high here, my fear is that even a cedar box will just go to ambient humidity, since it will have been sitting around absorbing moisture in my house. Which would mean I'm actually wet boxing my cigars. I'll do a test with one of my hygrometers and see what develops.
You might want to try dropping your levels to around 60% with beads or the BOV packets.....from my experience with higher ambient humidity, cigars smoke significantly better, and you wouldn't have to worry about dry boxing!
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