Vegetable Glycerin

thisnobody

Anyone ever used Vegetable Glycerin as a substitute for Propylene Glycol. I use the Gel Jar in one humidor and the Beads in another and in both still fight humidity in the winter. I wondered if anyone has ever heard of this. VG is also hygroscopic so it should work right? I would like to stear clear of PG if possible in a approach to get more natural if you will.

Thanks for any feedback

TED

sightunseen

I've never heard of anyone using VG instead of PG. One question I would have about VG is whether it maintains a 70% RH? I understand that it's hygroscopic, but I don't know if it will hold the same level of RH as PG.

One2gofst

xmacro

Rob1110

To defend the cat litter, I've been using it for almost 2 years with no issues. And I got 13 pounds for something like 10 bucks.

kuzi16

One2gofst