Bad Seal and Cigar Oasis

JZerby

When I was trying to get my 50 count to hold the right amount of humidity, I looked at all kinds of humidification options. I saw things like the Cigar Oasis but really didn't wanna spend the $80 for it. Everything is fine and settled now, but I had a thought while I was looking at this stuff. If you have a humidor with a bad seal, nothing major but maybe a slow leak or something, could you just install something like the Cigar Oasis, set it around 64 or 65, and not have to worry anymore? It seems to me since it reads the humidity and turns on and off accordingly that this would be the case cuz it would keep your humidity at a decent level despite the leak. Or would this be a bad idea?

Toombes

Just my .02, but it seems like it would overwork the humidifier. If it has to keep turning on and off at regular intervals to keep the level because of the leak, you're going to be refilling it quit a lot. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how it would seem to me.

Lee.mcglynn

IMO I wouldn't spend the money for use on a 50 count... But personally I would just try to reseat it with weather stripping... Might not look great but it's cheap and works and you can save your money for a bigger and better humi!!!

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KingoftheCove

kuzi16

if you have a bad seal, fix it.

MVW67

kuzi16:

if you have a bad seal, fix it.

+1^

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