Temperture in a cabinet

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J.S.

It is too low. I would bring it up a little. I don't think it is so low that you have caused a problem but I would bring it up to at least 65.

kuzi16

50-60 wont be a problem at all. it will, at worst, slow down age.

kaspera79

I would think the only drawback to a slightly cooler climate would be that the aging process would be impared at temps below 55 degrees. The bigger concern is always high temperatures ( above 75 ) which can lead to mold, insects and rotting of cigars. 62 is not "ideal" but also no need for concern.

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Rhamlin

My problem is the wife always keeps the thermostat set at seventy. Right now my humi reads 72. I've seen it as high as 74 once.

kuzi16

kuzi16

im kidding

phobicsquirrel

Pies, sound good. My sticks stay above 50 during the winter, though we don't have the heat on in our home, we do use a portable heater when we are in a room. (I don't like paying for gas every month).

Rhamlin

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Ken Light

One thing you might want to consider is that colder air is worse at holding humidity. So keep an eye on that, and your humidifiers, which might have to be recharged more frequently than they do in warmer temps.