The thread on putting humidifying devices in a travel humi got me thinking. I love my ten count cigar caddy, but I wanted to add humidification without using the floral foam in the lid. I realized that the majority of the cigars I smoke aren't long enough to take up the whole caddy, so I grabbed some old nylon stockings (washed them first) and some beads and tried to see what I could come up with. Not as elegant as what some of the other guys can do, but I think it'll work.

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What do you guys think?
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It'll work, but it might be a little over kill for that small space...I use the humi puck.
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does the lid have a puck? Put beads in there with a little mesh. More than adequate, IMO
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It does, but as far as I can tell, it's stuck on there and I can't get it off. Honestly, I'm just bored and messing around with what's on hand.
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I like it... Personally I always have 1-2 bead tubes in my 50 ct. And I pretty much always take the 50 ct... I just love it more than the 10 ct I have. Nicely done! :-)
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Looks Good!--I have an 18 and a 30 and I found that the puck comes off and can be pried open and I just fill that with beads. works good for me.

yours does look good and functional.
Kev:-):-)
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I just throw a 65% Boveda Pack in mine, and I have never had a problem. I like to take the easy route.
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I just put my cigars in the caddy and cover them with a layer of beads...






J/K...

check out www.heartfeltindustries.com for solutions...
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Good idea ,I have a few extra beads and I will give it a try
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I sometimes use something similar. I use knee his from Walgreens. One of those little eggs with 2 knee his can be as cheap at 29 cents. At "full" price, they are about 50 or 60 cents. I just tie knots in the knee his to make bead tubes/pockets of whatever size I want.

I also have a handful of 5x2 inch heartfelt humidity sheets. They work well for trips of a week or so.
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