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These are showing up on clearance in my local Walmart for $5.00 , So far it works great in my coolidor I even used some extra beads I had in the back of the unit were the carbon filter goes. Has anyone else ever used these?
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Haven't ever used one, but I think that is pretty cool! How is it working for you? What type of batteries?
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Thanks for the info Kyle!
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Pretty interesting
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It uses 2 x D batteries, seems like a lot but I don't mind spending the cash if it keeps my collection evenly humidified. Another note it runs 100% of the time it does not cycle and the output is good better then the airfreshiner I used before. I hope it lasts ill keep an update on performance long term :-) hope this answers your questions.

~Kyle
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In what section are you finding these?
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What is the run time on 2 D's? It would seem problematic due to the cost of replacing batteries.
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Originally Posted by Hippi3Slay3r:
It uses 2 x D batteries, seems like a lot but I don't mind spending the cash if it keeps my collection evenly humidified. Another note it runs 100% of the time it does not cycle and the output is good better then the airfreshiner I used before. I hope it lasts ill keep an update on performance long term :-) hope this answers your questions.

~Kyle

It doesn't shut off? :-) yeah keep me informed on this please.
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Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
What is the run time on 2 D's? It would seem problematic due to the cost of replacing batteries.

Get a 4-pack of rechargeables and a wall charger. Problem solved.
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Originally Posted by Lockspur:
Get a 4-pack of rechargeables and a wall charger. Problem solved.

:-) Very nice!
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Originally Posted by Lockspur:
Get a 4-pack of rechargeables and a wall charger. Problem solved.

by the time you are done with that cost and headache, it might be easier to get a small electric fan with a thin power cord and just run that. Problem.... streamlined.
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to clarify...
by the time you are done with that cost and headache, it might be easier to get a small electric fan (brushless computer case fan) with a thin power cord (12 v wall wart) and just run that. Problem.... streamlined.
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Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
to clarify...
by the time you are done with that cost and headache, it might be easier to get a small electric fan (brushless computer case fan) with a thin power cord (12 v wall wart) and just run that. Problem.... streamlined.

True. But not having cords dangling out of your junk...PRICELESS! :-) :-)
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Originally Posted by Lockspur:
True. But not having cords dangling out of your junk...PRICELESS! :-) :-)

Quite easy to run the wires out the drain if you find fans necessary.

I havent used fans in either of my Vinotemps in over 3 years, nor are they plugged in. Heartfelt beads take care of my cigars with no issues. I spritz the doors one or two times every week or so, this keeps my cigars smoking just fine. Dont know the actual Rh(beads are 65%) as the hygrometers' batteries ran down long ago. :-)
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Originally Posted by bobarian:
Dont know the actual Rh(beads are 65%) as the hygrometers' batteries ran down long ago. :-)

I tossed mine outta my wineador. Never putting that pesky thing back in.

Every time you see it at 63 or 62, gets me all worked up wondering what's wrong, when in reality it's just me opening the damn thing too much.

My heartfelt beads work, and they work well, that's good enough for me. :-)
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