Looking for foam inserts for travel humi

Smokin Gator · 02-24-2009, 01:36 PM

I ordered a plain lexan box for a travel humi. Does anyone know of a place I can buy sheets of the foam that has the indentations for the cigars? I would like to be able to cut my own.

houdini · 02-24-2009, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Smokin Gator

I ordered a plain lexan box for a travel humi. Does anyone know of a place I can buy sheets of the foam that has the indentations for the cigars? I would like to be able to cut my own.

I have 2 robusto trays im not using (fits 16 cigars). theyre intended for the 18 count cigar caddy. if you want them theyre yours...pm me.

smitdavi · 02-24-2009, 01:49 PM

http://www.cigarsolutions.com

You might try the above link

houdini · 02-24-2009, 01:53 PM

I have 2 of these:

http://stores.cigarsolutions.com/Detail.bok?no=104

theyre yours for the taking if they fit.

Smokin Gator · 02-24-2009, 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by houdini

I have 2 of these:

http://stores.cigarsolutions.com/Detail.bok?no=104

theyre yours for the taking if they fit.

PM being sent.

02-24-2009, 02:38 PM

Thinking about your need, I kind of came up with an idea you may find intriguing.

Having a GSI case myself, I find that packing it tight with cigars leaves me not needing to include foam or anything. I have just enough space for a hygrometer. With the seal on this thing, once I have humidified the cigars appropriately, I can take out the humidity element, pack with a few more cigars and close'er up and it holds a constant RH. It drops a bit, but that is because the other "new cigars" take up some humidity. Then its rock solid. In the dry environment I am in, I can see through the clear plastic and see that my cigars have held at 63% for the last 2 weeks with no humidity elements inside.

But....enough about me. Back to my idea.

How about taking some cellophane wrappers from other cigars you have smoked. Place in them some "flower arrangement foam" or similar, cut into the cylindrical shape of a cigar. Make a bunch of these. Since these foam elements are used in many humidity pucks, and the cellophane is supposedly water-vapour permiable, you could potentially be creating packing peices that would also act as humidity elements. (That being said, my first half of this post shows you how actual cigars, themselves, are probably the best packing/humidifying elements around). Another idea would be to replace the foam with actual humidity beads. The key would be to test the cellophane to make sure it isn't so permiable that it leaks, and to tape the cellophane tube shut and at a size that keeps the whole structure firm.

Cheers

Cyanide

02-24-2009, 01:36 PM	#1
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02-24-2009, 01:49 PM	#3
smitdavi Ambassador of Quan Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: David Location: Bloomington, IN Posts: 1,434 Trading: (9)	Re: Looking for foam inserts for travel humi http://www.cigarsolutions.com You might try the above link

02-24-2009, 01:53 PM	#4
houdini Life is Beautiful........ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: aNYthing Posts: 194 Trading: (21)	Re: Looking for foam inserts for travel humi I have 2 of these: http://stores.cigarsolutions.com/Detail.bok?no=104 theyre yours for the taking if they fit. __________________

02-24-2009, 02:38 PM	#6
Cyanide Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Looking for foam inserts for travel humi Thinking about your need, I kind of came up with an idea you may find intriguing. Having a GSI case myself, I find that packing it tight with cigars leaves me not needing to include foam or anything. I have just enough space for a hygrometer. With the seal on this thing, once I have humidified the cigars appropriately, I can take out the humidity element, pack with a few more cigars and close'er up and it holds a constant RH. It drops a bit, but that is because the other "new cigars" take up some humidity. Then its rock solid. In the dry environment I am in, I can see through the clear plastic and see that my cigars have held at 63% for the last 2 weeks with no humidity elements inside. But....enough about me. Back to my idea. How about taking some cellophane wrappers from other cigars you have smoked. Place in them some "flower arrangement foam" or similar, cut into the cylindrical shape of a cigar. Make a bunch of these. Since these foam elements are used in many humidity pucks, and the cellophane is supposedly water-vapour permiable, you could potentially be creating packing peices that would also act as humidity elements. (That being said, my first half of this post shows you how actual cigars, themselves, are probably the best packing/humidifying elements around). Another idea would be to replace the foam with actual humidity beads. The key would be to test the cellophane to make sure it isn't so permiable that it leaks, and to tape the cellophane tube shut and at a size that keeps the whole structure firm. Cheers Cyanide