Malazan 06:25 PM 03-02-2012
I've read the Seasoning thread, but I'm sort of at a loss.
I've been seasoning my Humidor for the past 8 days like described in How to thread.
My RH has been holding steady between 85-90% for the past 8 days.
When do I know it is time to place cigars in the humidor? Should I wait another 6 days
:-)
Thanks
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jluck 06:27 PM 03-02-2012
I would think it's time! Toss them in.
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14holestogie 06:30 PM 03-02-2012
Yeah. Throw them in and check the humidity in a couple days to see if it's stablized. It'll most likely drop immediately after adding the cigars, but give it time.
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numismaniac 08:16 PM 03-02-2012
85-90 seems high, if you haven't ,salt test your hygro, check it daily to be sure it doesn't stay above 70-72 rh. after a day or so from the time you put in our sticks. Size of humidor and amount of sticks (Rh they've been at) will be a large factor.
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Malazan 09:31 PM 03-02-2012
I've calibrated my Hygro's with a Boveda pack, both held at 75%. I took the dishes of water out tonight. I have only my beads in there now. I put the 24 sticks I have in my 150 humidor.
Right now both Hygros say 70 Degrees and 81%. I assume the RH will drop now that the water dishes are gone and there are cigars in the Humi
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ApexAZ 12:10 AM 03-03-2012
Mine took a few days to drop from 80% to 65% after I put my cigars in.
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bobarian 12:12 AM 03-03-2012
Originally Posted by ApexAZ:
Mine took a few days to drop from 80% to 65% after I put my cigars in.
:-) Patience is a virtue. Give it some time, it may take a week or two for things to stabilize.
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Patience?! Who has time for Patience?!
:-)
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icehog3 12:47 AM 03-03-2012
Originally Posted by Hem:
Patience?! Who has time for Patience?! :-)
A wise BOTL.
:-)
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