Humidor in Hawaii

oooo35980 · 03-20-2011, 06:42 PM

So I got done seasoning my humidor, calibrating my hygrometer (salt test), and put the humidifier in per directions that came with the humidor. 24 hours later I opened it up and it was at 85rh... So I removed the humidifier and left the humidor open, a few hours later it was sitting between 65-70rh, perfect. Come to think of it when I first bought the thing the hygrometer read 65rh sitting on the kitchen counter. Apparently my house is nearly perfect for cigars. Should I even bother with beads or anything or will the humidor take care of itself once I let it dry out a bit?

03-20-2011, 06:42 PM	#1
oooo35980 Feeling at Home Join Date: Mar 2011 First Name: Isaiah Location: Huntsville, AL Posts: 569 Trading: (3)	Humidor in Hawaii So I got done seasoning my humidor, calibrating my hygrometer (salt test), and put the humidifier in per directions that came with the humidor. 24 hours later I opened it up and it was at 85rh... So I removed the humidifier and left the humidor open, a few hours later it was sitting between 65-70rh, perfect. Come to think of it when I first bought the thing the hygrometer read 65rh sitting on the kitchen counter. Apparently my house is nearly perfect for cigars. Should I even bother with beads or anything or will the humidor take care of itself once I let it dry out a bit?