Wharf Rat 02:02 PM 09-01-2014
Originally Posted by icehog3:
I am offended at you calling me "my ladyfriend's old hose", and thus I refuse to be adapted into anything.
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It's a dangerous joint, this asylum. Well played, sir!
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AdamJoshua 02:03 PM 09-01-2014
Originally Posted by icehog3:
I am offended at you calling me "my ladyfriend's old hose", and thus I refuse to be adapted into anything.
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Better than saying your lady friends are old ho-s ...
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Toshiba23 06:12 PM 09-02-2014
The only problem with the sponge idea, doesnt the chemicals in it have the possibility of entering the beads and staying there, clogging the pores over time?
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icehog3 06:25 PM 09-02-2014
You only use the sponge until the humidor is seasoned and holding humidity, then remove it.
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WhiteMamba 06:27 PM 09-02-2014
Use a clean new sponge and distilled water and their shouldn't be any chemicals.
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Toshiba23 06:42 PM 09-02-2014
Cool thanks for the replies guys. I know some sponges come like premoistened so I instantly thought of the chemical process it takes to keep them that way. Will 2 large sponges be enough for a small cabinet humidor 5 cubic feet?
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longknocker 06:48 PM 09-02-2014
Originally Posted by Toshiba23:
Cool thanks for the replies guys. I know some sponges come like premoistened so I instantly thought of the chemical process it takes to keep them that way. Will 2 large sponges be enough for a small cabinet humidor 5 cubic feet?
Sure.
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Toshiba23 06:57 PM 09-02-2014
Originally Posted by longknocker:
Sure.:-)
:-) thanks man
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WhiteMamba 07:12 PM 09-02-2014
I would think the more the better. Anybody?
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longknocker 07:39 PM 09-02-2014
Originally Posted by WhiteMamba:
I would think the more the better. Anybody?
I Used Boveda Seasoning Packs On All My Humidors & They Worked Great. I Would Think Slow & Steady Would Be The Way To Season With Sponges.
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