Coolidor testing..

NCRadioMan · 06-14-2010, 10:02 AM

Humidors are not supposed to be totally air-tight. If they were, we would never have to recharge humdification.

I like the Coleman Xtreme coolers and just about any Igloo.

T.G · 06-14-2010, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by NCRadioMan

Humidors are not supposed to be totally air-tight. If they were, we would never have to recharge humdification.

I like the Coleman Xtreme coolers and just about any Igloo.

Yup. And an airtight cooler is a recipie that's begging for mold and mildew too. A little bit of leakage is not a big deal.

I use the Rubbermaid coolers with the hard "refigerator grade" plastic liners. No odors to worry about. There might be other brands of coolers out there that are good, I don't know, I just happened to settle on these a long time ago when many other coolers would reek of plastic for weeks on end, and these wouldn't. Years later, I still have no complaints about the Rubbermaid coolers.

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