Winter Humidor Humidity?

[Heliofire]

Originally Posted by zmancbr

Yup definitely normal. I tend to keep my house a bit colder in the winter and just use blankets if we get cold so it is usually at 67 degrees or maybe 68. The thing I notice most about the winter is my Hygrometers tend to be more accurate which makes me happy!

What about your humidors do you cover them in blankets too just in case they get to cold.

LOL

[acruce]

Originally Posted by Heliofire

What about your humidors do you cover them in blankets too just in case they get to cold.

LOL

I do.

[Heliofire]

Originally Posted by Heliofire

What about your humidors do you cover them in blankets too just in case they get to cold.

LOL

Originally Posted by acruce

I do.

I am sure your humidors love you for it.

[ucla695]

Originally Posted by Heliofire

Thanks for the input, yeah I always use distilled water on the beads. What's funny and not a winter only related observation, is that I bought the 70% humidity beads but they have alway read around 68% and I know my hygrometers are correct. which is fine with me I would rather have the humidity around 68%. Anyone have that kind of experience with there beads?

Originally Posted by Snake Hips

I have 65% beads but rarely see my humidor hit 65%. It hangs out around 62-64%, which is good for me.

Same with my 65% beads. Depending on the shelf, they're anywhere from 62-65%.

[s15driftking]

Originally Posted by ucla695

Same with my 65% beads. Depending on the shelf, they're anywhere from 62-65%.

see, my beads are Heartfelt 65s and its reading 60-61... s


should i just wait till after winter? or change to 70s in hope that they hold 65???

[gettysburgfreak]

Ive got a vino with 65% beads from heartfelt that I keep in my basement and it stays at 69%, go figure. When I used my desktop I had to refill the beads once every week when I lived in a dorm room.