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I mean that since I saw the hygrometer at 45-50% I filled the container with the beads so that they are all submerged instead of just partial hydration. They are smoking fine for the ones I have had lately but I don't even smoke too regular so it's tough to know. Also I am fairly new to this and thus so are most of the cigars so I don't really know if it is only a matter of time before they turn. I live in 90% humidity and 26-30 Degrees Celcius. I don't imagine that putting them in a regular humidor (non-temp controlled) with dry beads would be better?
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