For a 50 count the gel should be fine, especially if you plan to use it with the puck. When you go bigger, say a 300 count, then you'll want to use beads
I had the same issue and switched to a humi-jar with the gel. My puck just wasn't keeping up when my humi was anything over half full. I think the small vials with the beads would be best utilized as an augmentation to a humi-jar in a larger box.
For a 50 count the gel should be fine, especially if you plan to use it with the puck. When you go bigger, say a 300 count, then you'll want to use beads
This is what I figured. For the price, just simpler... also, it's only when the 50ct is full. When i don't have it crammed full, it maintains fine. Thanks j0z3r... I'll add some to my next order.
The gel jars will work fine for a 50 count. Though I really enjoy the ease of beads. I seem to mess with them less often that with my old gel jars. Heh, I actually emptied out a gel jar and filled it with 70% beads for my 50 count. Course I had left over beads from my larger humidor.
The gel jars will work fine for a 50 count. Though I really enjoy the ease of beads. I seem to mess with them less often that with my old gel jars. Heh, I actually emptied out a gel jar and filled it with 70% beads for my 50 count. Course I had left over beads from my larger humidor.
I've found that the gel jars work nice for a booster. They also work spectacularly when emptied into the cartridge of a cigar oasis, I've got two Oasis XL running with 6 ounces of gel in the cartridge and they are doing awesome...way, way better than the foam block.
The gel jars will work fine for a 50 count. Though I really enjoy the ease of beads. I seem to mess with them less often that with my old gel jars. Heh, I actually emptied out a gel jar and filled it with 70% beads for my 50 count. Course I had left over beads from my larger humidor.
I've found that the gel jars work nice for a booster. They also work spectacularly when emptied into the cartridge of a cigar oasis, I've got two Oasis XL running with 6 ounces of gel in the cartridge and they are doing awesome...way, way better than the foam block.
Any opinion on using a cigar oasis with nothing in it? As in, removing the foam and just filling it with distilled water? That's what I've been doing so far, and it seems to work quite well - the only downside is that if I bump my humidor the water sometimes spills out (rarely though) and I'm totally unsure of whether this will encourage mold growth or retard it
I think it depends. I have the dome humi that needs to be reseasoned. I have it loaded! I also have 3 jars of jell, about 5 humi pillows and a prometheous humidifier brick. With all of this, I am only around 67%. I have yet to try beads but will probably try them when the summer comes around.
The gel jars will work fine for a 50 count. Though I really enjoy the ease of beads. I seem to mess with them less often that with my old gel jars. Heh, I actually emptied out a gel jar and filled it with 70% beads for my 50 count. Course I had left over beads from my larger humidor.
I've found that the gel jars work nice for a booster. They also work spectacularly when emptied into the cartridge of a cigar oasis, I've got two Oasis XL running with 6 ounces of gel in the cartridge and they are doing awesome...way, way better than the foam block.
Any opinion on using a cigar oasis with nothing in it? As in, removing the foam and just filling it with distilled water? That's what I've been doing so far, and it seems to work quite well - the only downside is that if I bump my humidor the water sometimes spills out (rarely though) and I'm totally unsure of whether this will encourage mold growth or retard it
I haven't, and wouldn't, use just distilled with an Oasis for that reason, I'd spill it every time. I think if anything it would encourage mold growth unless you put in some sort of additive that would prevent mold growth.
For a 50 count the gel should be fine, especially if you plan to use it with the puck. When you go bigger, say a 300 count, then you'll want to use beads
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