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Humi-Care Water Pillows with Mold

niz33niz33 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 83
So today I found some of my Humi-Care Water Pillows with MOLD. Now I know that they are not that expensive, but I would like to still be able to save them if I can thus anyone have any suggestions. I have heard something about dipping them in vodka??? image

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  • dutyjedutyje Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,263
    Pitch 'em.. they're cheap. Always a good excuse to place another order with ccom. If you get in on the Battle of the Countries, I can even ship you all my extras (probably only a couple), which came from Laker. He has set a precedent that humi-pillows don't like to travel outside the company of cigars. I believe it's only fair to honor that. If I have more than a couple left over after BoC, I'll ship 'em out to you even if you're not in on it.
  • niz33niz33 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 83
    Now I just notice that my Humi-Care Refill Cartridge has mold as well, What should I do???
  • brc81brc81 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 249
    Is the humidity in your humi running too high?
  • niz33niz33 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 83
    It fluctuates between 69-70%
  • brc81brc81 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 249
  • JdoraisJdorais Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 653
    niz33:
    So today I found some of my Humi-Care Water Pillows with MOLD. Now I know that they are not that expensive, but I would like to still be able to save them if I can thus anyone have any suggestions. I have heard something about dipping them in vodka???
    I don't know about the pillows, but Vodka always fixes me. Oh, and I have a feng shui fountain in my living room (yes I live in no.california). You are supposed to use distilled water, but I never did and lo and behold I had algae growing, so I cleaned out the fountain and refilled it with regular water mixed with a splash of the vodka and it never grew back. Damn Vodka is good.
  • dutyjedutyje Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,263
    I ran a test last year with some water pillows in a perfectly sealed container... they over-humidified drastically. Now, for my tupperdors, I use pillows, but just set the lid on firmly without sealing it. It maintains perfect humidity for months at a time.
  • niz33niz33 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 83
    I have the same problem I used the pillows in a large plastic container. But my Electric Humi-Car was in my actual humidor. How about the Vodka. Any more info on how this works and Why?
  • rwheelwrightrwheelwright Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,294
    Were you using distilled water?
  • phobicsquirrelphobicsquirrel Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,349
    dutyje:
    I ran a test last year with some water pillows in a perfectly sealed container... they over-humidified drastically. Now, for my tupperdors, I use pillows, but just set the lid on firmly without sealing it. It maintains perfect humidity for months at a time.
    well that is good to know. I have some large tupperdors that don't have the best seal just a snap top. I was worried about RH issues.
  • niz33niz33 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 83
    rwheelwright:
    Were you using distilled water?
    I was using Distilled water, so im thinking that it was the temperature that played a roll in the mold. Last night I placed an order for the Avanti EWC28 28 Bottle Thermo Electric Wine Cooler
  • gmill880gmill880 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,947
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