My wife bought me one of those small 100 count humidors, I have no clue on how to season it. Thought I'd ask here first before googling a million and one ways to do it lol.
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http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...ight=seasoning
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Thanks homie.
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The very first post in that thread hits the nail right on the head.
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I prefer salt, pepper and some garlic. But Tom has a good point.
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A humidor full of cigars is more stable at keeping humidity; keep that mind.
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Yea I know, I just wanted to season the humidor she got me before I fill it up.
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You bet. Just don't call me "dude". :-)
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https://youtu.be/NbLhHtaVIO4
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:-) :-) :-)
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Reminds me of the Daffy Duck where he's at the beach and the muscle bound duck steals away his girl and all he goes through to get her back. :-)
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It'll all equal out before the full humidor dries out the cigars. Just fill the humidor and hydrometer and sit back. Some like to wipe the inside with a lightly damp cloth. I would say not to and just wait it out for the humidor to equalize with the cigars in them. Rushing humidity could cause beetles or mold.
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Yah not a fan of wiping the wood, can cause it to warp and you won't get a really good seal.
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I'll just let it sit there with a shot glass of water in it for a week or two, no biggie.
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Make sure the room doesn't get too hot for extended periods.
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