Humidor seasoning/bead question

[PCR]

In general, a full humidor regulated humidity the best and just use the the "squeeze test" to see if you are cigars are where they should be.

Meaning firm but with a little give? (btw hope you get to ride today Moses)

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by PCR

In general, a full humidor regulated humidity the best and just use the the "squeeze test" to see if you are cigars are where they should be.

Meaning firm but with a little give? (btw hope you get to ride today Moses)

Basically. The cigar's head should not crack and they smoke the way you like them to. Having a number reading is good, but if it is off yet the cigars seem fine, it is ok.

Certainly a nice day for a ride. Perfect temp's out.

How many cigar humidor did you buy?

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

Basically. The cigar's head should not crack and they smoke the way you like them to. Having a number reading is good, but if it is off yet the cigars seem fine, it is ok.

So if the test fails then you have a cigar with a cracked head? And if the test fails a lot, you have many cracked cigars?

[PCR]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

Basically. The cigar's head should not crack and they smoke the way you like them to. Having a number reading is good, but if it is off yet the cigars seem fine, it is ok.

Certainly a nice day for a ride. Perfect temp's out.

How many cigar humidor did you buy?

75 give or take. Gotta start somewhere .

[dwoodward]

Originally Posted by PCR

75 give or take. Gotta start somewhere .

That is sooooo not big enough... You will outgrow that within a month easily.

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by dwoodward

That is sooooo not big enough... You will outgrow that within a month easily.

Let's hope he doesn't fill it with cigars he'll out grow first.

Be careful with what you buy, especially with NC's.