Yeah, there are several places that price it in that range. The only trick is finding one with reasonable shipping.
I don't really know how far it is. I'd guess it's a few hours by car, though.
Hey Urbi, how much did you pay for shipping. I paid $200 for mine but it came with a free Hyrda LG. So, I guess this is what I'll use for humidification along with some beads.
Yeah, that'd be a bit much. It may be just as well, though. With the hours I'm working right now, I wouldn't exactly be "high availability," as they say.
I paid $150, banana. I'm not familiar with the Hydra. I'll have to look that one up.
All this posting on here takes up too much of your day, eh? What is it you do now Urbs? I remember hearing a few things you used to do but not what you currently do.
Dang, Bino (I like that better... Bino before, there'll be no gas after) -
That's a serious setup. I was so engrossed in this thread that I totally missed my 9 AM meeting. Normally, that'd be OK, but it was a 1-on-1 meeting, so I know I was missed
Well I'll be darned. They did haul some serious ass. The local terminal called today to say they have my humi, and scheduled delivery for tomorrow morning. Wheeeee!
Sweet ....guess you'll be callin in excited er i mean sick and workin on this baby all day. keep us posted 'Bino....just when i thought i was out.....they pull me back in.....have no idea why i typed that
Nah. I mean, if I could start loading it up right away, sure. But, obviously, all I can really do is put it in its little nook and let it start seasoning. I've got me an Oasis II XL (which, btw, is bigger than all outdoors), so I'll sock that in there and a bowl of distilled water, and let it simmer.
I figger the very earliest I'll be able to put anything in it will be Mon. Aside from the volume of air, that's a lot of cedar to get humidified and stabilized.
Just one bowl? You may want to set an acquarium or two in there. That's a lot of wood. The air will exchange dramatically once you open it. I think you'll want it nicely over-humidified to get started, especially with this dry winter air.
Just one bowl? You may want to set an acquarium or two in there. That's a lot of wood. The air will exchange dramatically once you open it. I think you'll want it nicely over-humidified to get started, especially with this dry winter air.
Well, I'm talking about a big mixing bowl, but you may be right anyway.
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Oh and btw, any idea how far Paducha, KY is from you?
I don't really know how far it is. I'd guess it's a few hours by car, though.
Urbi that cabinet looks awesome congratulations.
It occurs to me that it's guaranteed to be useful. Even if I stop smoking cigars someday, it'd be a great cabinet for storing wool sweater.
I paid $150, banana. I'm not familiar with the Hydra. I'll have to look that one up.
Well, the humi left Orlando at 5:13 this morning, at a fighting weight of 185 lbs. What's that make it? A light-heavyweight?
That's a serious setup. I was so engrossed in this thread that I totally missed my 9 AM meeting. Normally, that'd be OK, but it was a 1-on-1 meeting, so I know I was missed
I figger the very earliest I'll be able to put anything in it will be Mon. Aside from the volume of air, that's a lot of cedar to get humidified and stabilized.