So there is now way to really keep the temp. steady in there. It will though keep a bit cooler inside than my humidors though. Thats my concern about purchasing a cooler or a wine cooler.
Excellent info here as I have the same problem.
Been gioving the wine cooler solution serious thought... just not thrilled about spending $300 to $400 to set one up.... would rather spend that $ on primo sticks!
I think rotating a few plastic freezer packs will work... at least worth trying.
Excellent info here as I have the same problem.
Been gioving the wine cooler solution serious thought... just not thrilled about spending $300 to $400 to set one up.... would rather spend that $ on primo sticks!
I think rotating a few plastic freezer packs will work... at least worth trying.
Well you can buy the 28 count for like $150 shipped. But you have to "assemble" it to your likings, with fans, shelves and do some wiring for it, which I'm not good at.
I know I'm a bit late getting in on this discussion, but something I've done that works fine is a bunch of ice cubes in a ziplock bag. just lay a few paper towels down for any condensation and put like 5-6 ice cubes in a ziplock and set it on it. Check it in an hour or so!
Run a fan near it, blowing in its general direction. When it gets really hot and humid here in muggy-ass central Va, I set a box fan up on the other side of the room, and point it at the shelf my humidors are on, and it takes care of the heat and excessive humidity. A lot of guys leave the drain plug on their coolerdors opened for a period of time every once in a while, as the seal can be TOO good on them sometimes, and they need airflow. This can also help your problem.
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