Haha, you guys are funny.
Seriously though, i have another questions. I received an analog hygro. with the humidor. I used a boveda 75% kit and left it in there for about 40 hours. It stayed steady at 68% for the last 20 hours.
Does that mean I'm always going to be low 7% on my readings or should I toss that hygro out and get a better one? I heard digital were what everyone was using?
Always use digital. My old analog was off by 8. Now it's off by 20. Analogs are nothing more than decorations.
Haha, you guys are funny.
Seriously though, i have another questions. I received an analog hygro. with the humidor. I used a boveda 75% kit and left it in there for about 40 hours. It stayed steady at 68% for the last 20 hours.
Does that mean I'm always going to be low 7% on my readings or should I toss that hygro out and get a better one? I heard digital were what everyone was using?
if you flip the analog hygro over you will see a screw in the back that you can turn to calibrate it. however, its still not worth it. those things get worse over time. the digital IS the way to go. an adjustable digital is even better.
definitely do the search on humi seasoning you will get 100 responses and sometimes if you post your questiions one of the fine gentlemen in the forum will write you step by step instruction on how to do what you gotta do.Remember be patient during the seasoning process to get it done right
Go on Xikar's site. They have a nice video on seasoning and it features the Smokin' Hot Chick. They are pushing their products, but it gives some good info. Especially about NOT wiping down the spanish cedar with water or putting water (not in a container) in the bottom of your humidor and swishing it around.
I'm actually thinking about putting a cigar into a glass tube with a vanilla bean to absorb some flavor. Any suggestions for which cigar to do this with?
I'm actually thinking about putting a cigar into a glass tube with a vanilla bean to absorb some flavor. Any suggestions for which cigar to do this with?
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