MOLD!!! Help!!

BUCASmoker · 08-20-2009, 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by TripleF

close the windows, turn the air conditioning on...

no air conditioning, and i live in an old victorian building that doesn't have windows. only a few doors that open up. the rest are french doors that are painted shut.

TripleF · 08-20-2009, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by BUCASmoker

no air conditioning, and i live in an old victorian building that doesn't have windows. only a few doors that open up. the rest are french doors that are painted shut.

Ohhhhhhh boy, that's not good. Take the beeds and the humi and set it in the fridge. As long as the beeds maintain 65%, you'll be fine.

Do keep the beeds and the cigars in the humi....in the fridge.

md4958 · 08-21-2009, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by BUCASmoker

no air conditioning, and i live in an old victorian building that doesn't have windows. only a few doors that open up. the rest are french doors that are painted shut.

I have a very easy solution for you my friend, move to a place with A/C

try what the fellas are telling ya to get the humidity down, and then go to your local B&M and look in the sticks of empty boxes for the cedar blocks. Ask if you can buy just those (they might just give them to ya)... they will help soak up a little humidity and help with the fluctuations

tchariya · 08-23-2009, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by BUCASmoker

no air conditioning, and i live in an old victorian building that doesn't have windows. only a few doors that open up. the rest are french doors that are painted shut.

After you dry out your beads and re-prep them:

Get a thick trash bag (drawstring type) and cover your humidor and throw the humidor in the back of the closet.