Humiditiy issue

[taltos]

You can also get some DampRid and use that to bring the humidity under control and then use Scott's beads to regulate the humidity.

[shilala]

Originally Posted by taltos

You can also get some DampRid and use that to bring the humidity under control and then use Scott's beads to regulate the humidity.

I've done that myself in the past, too.
Especially when I'm starting a new humi or cooler I built to pull water out of the wood and the new wet cigars.
Patience is the key.
That's what this hobby's about. It ain't a microwave world.

[BFallehy]

Originally Posted by shilala

That's what this hobby's about. It ain't a microwave world.

So your saying I shouldn't be microwaving my cigars when they are too wet?

[The Poet]

Originally Posted by shilala

It ain't a microwave world.

Reminds me of my days pushing papers for a yoga studio. These soccer moms would call up and basically demand we fax them karma - NOW.

[Pat1075]

most empty boxes have scrap cedar in them if you have any laying around the house add it to the humi it will slowly absorb a little moisture. Otherwise your local B&M should have plenty

[sofaman]

Originally Posted by taltos

You can also get some DampRid and use that to bring the humidity under control and then use Scott's beads to regulate the humidity.

I will 2nd the DampRid it works great

[shilala]

Originally Posted by sofaman

I will 2nd the DampRid it works great

I'll third it, cause I have a can in my wine fridge beside my desk, and I went with sofaman to walmart to get it.