Ammodor question.

[smitty81]

Originally Posted by Blak Smyth

Tupperware containers do not hold great humidity, they are not insulated. I am not saying they will not be water proof. But the thin metal is not insulated like a humidor or cooler would be. The non-insulated sides would make the atmosphere inside more influenced my the atmosphere outside. IMHO.

Now I'm lost.

From the time I have joined, everyone has told me that they do because of the airtight seal. The humidity has no where to go.

If your talking about humidity swings from temperature swings then I understand.

Don't have to worry about that though. The place I keep them is like a cellar for temperature. There is little fluctuation.

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by smitty81

Now I'm lost.

From the time I have joined, everyone has told me that they do because of the airtight seal. The humidity has no where to go.

If your talking about humidity swings from temperature swings then I understand.

Don't have to worry about that though. The place I keep them is like a cellar for temperature. There is little fluctuation.

[jluck]

Originally Posted by shilala

Michael is absolutely correct, I got you and Isaiah mixed up. Sorry, my brother!!!
Thanks for covering for me, Michael!!!

No worries shilala. I probably spew enough word vomit on this forum without taking others credit.

Originally Posted by smitty81

No, these are old US Military ammo cans. They are built to withstand harsh weather and keep everything sealed up inside.

This thing has a rubber lip under the lid and when you clamp it down, you can submerge it in water.

This should hold humidity like a tupperware container . Where I keep this box, it's always cool-cold. Think 75 degrees being the highest temp.

You should be fine Josh. Season them trays and fill it up!

Originally Posted by smitty81

Which Michael??

(Cigarnut) He's a good dude with the best beads available.

[smitty81]

Originally Posted by jluck

(Cigarnut) He's a good dude with the best beads available.

I thought so but I wanted to make sure before I sent him a PM that made no sense.