I bought new humidor a week ago from Holts. It came with four boveda 84% for seasoning. As the instruction, I've put these four bovedas on humidor for seasoning.

Today, I've checked my humidor and it has weird smell like rotten milk. I want to figure out what is the problem. It doesn't have a odor issue when I've received. Might be the boveda issue? I've already made the replacement since the first one came with the broken bottom seal. I don't want to waste anymore time for seasoning and replacement.
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return it
not worth the bullshit
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Check out Dave at CheapHumidors.com. Better quality products in my book than any of the cigar vendors.
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Fill it with Acids, leave them there for a few months, then throw both the humidor and cigars away. :-)
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Vendor humidors are the cheapest they can find. You would be hard pressed to eliminate the smell from it. I think you should do yourself a favor get a Tupperware and some cedar strips while you wait on a quality humidor to arrive. As Tom said cheap humidors will take good care of and at a fair price.
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If I was looking for a humidor I would take a long look at this:
Whynter CHC-120S Stainless Steel 250-Cigar Cooler, 1.2 Cubic Feet Humidor, Black
https://www.amazon.com/Whynter-CHC-1...g=brostrick-20
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I have this..it works!

https://www.cheaphumidors.com/collec...-cigar-humidor
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He hasn't been back since the day after he joined. Hopefully he took some advice here.
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And if not, we have all learned a valuable lesson about smoking rotten milk :-)
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