Slavac 02:47 PM 09-14-2009
The directions stated to apply one fluid ounce of distilled water per 1 pound of beads. I think I screwed up and added more like 3-4. Did I screw up?
My thinking is I'm not overly concerned as my humidors are fairly new and despite seasoning, I reckon the wood will absorb more moisture. Correct?
Lastly, David at Heartfelt is a hell of a guy. Fast ship and great communication throughout the order despite my n00b status
:-).
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SkinsFanLarry 03:00 PM 09-14-2009
Just go to his
Set-up page and your questions should be answered my friend.
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kenstogie 03:09 PM 09-14-2009
Like larry said but I think a hair dryer will air/dry them out. You want some to be white and some to clear. like 30/70 mix.
Clear=Water (let out H20)
White=dry as a bone (absorb extra H2O)
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SkinsFanLarry 03:20 PM 09-14-2009
Just like Ken said!
:-)
"The optimal is to have about 60% to 70% of the beads clear. Don't try to get them all clear because if you do they cannot absorb any sudden rise in humidity in your humidor."
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Slavac 12:00 AM 09-15-2009
theonlybear4CORT 01:41 AM 09-15-2009
I'm sure we have all done that @ one point.
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Titan410 01:10 PM 09-15-2009
Another tip you might not have heard, I don't pour water in mine. I use a small mist bottle and it works great.
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Slavac 01:14 PM 09-15-2009
Will be doing the mist technique next time. Thanks
:-)
Just to update the thread, I ordered 70% beads and surprise surprise, both humidors are at EXACTLY 70% according to my two independent hydrometers. How's that for a slice of fried gold?
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bigheadmark 07:00 AM 09-22-2009
I have never heard of these beads...are they any good? whats the difference between these and other humidification devices
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elderboy02 07:45 AM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by bigheadmark:
I have never heard of these beads...are they any good? whats the difference between these and other humidification devices
Humidity beads are the best in my opinion. Other humidity devices only release humidity uncontrolled. Beads lower and raise humidity to your desired preference.
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Titan410 12:52 PM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by bigheadmark:
I have never heard of these beads...are they any good? whats the difference between these and other humidification devices
They're best thing since sliced bread. Try them, you wont be sorry.
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bigheadmark 02:39 PM 09-22-2009
coastietech 02:58 PM 09-22-2009
I have nothing to add to this thread except...
Bigheadmark, your avatar ROCKS!!! Now mark it zero!!!!
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Barteur 06:11 PM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by Titan410:
Another tip you might not have heard, I don't pour water in mine. I use a small mist bottle and it works great.
:-)
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Old Sailor 06:16 PM 09-22-2009
alley00p 06:24 PM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by Old Sailor:
Just FYI......don't drop them!!:-):-):-)
:-).. are they explosive or sumphin?
:-)
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Old Sailor 06:28 PM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by alley00p:
:-).. are they explosive or sumphin? :-)
beads everywhere!!!
:-)
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alley00p 06:28 PM 09-22-2009
BTW, Brad, I have 1-1/2 lbs of 65% beads from Shilala in my vino and it sits at a rock solid 65%.
:-)
:-)
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alley00p 06:32 PM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by Old Sailor:
beads everywhere!!!:-)
Ahh, I had bought a humi once and they threw in 1/2 lb of heartfelt beads in a sealed plastic bag. I decided to transfer about half into a nylon bag. I know what you mean!!
:-)
Image
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bigheadmark 07:07 PM 09-22-2009
Originally Posted by coastietech:
I have nothing to add to this thread except...
Bigheadmark, your avatar ROCKS!!! Now mark it zero!!!!
thanks bro!! that is one of my favorite movies.."Donnie STFU!"
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