Establishing/Maintaining Humidity In A New Humidor

grizzly_bearded

catfishbluezz

I will bump a seasoning thread for you my friend.

grizzly_bearded

catfishbluezz

You can use kitty litter, humidity beads, or gel. Just do not use the little green things that come in humi's. It's not so much the litter or beads provides the humidity, more that it regulates it. Once you get it going, honestly I rarely spray them. I actually just took mine out and am letting it dry to bring rh down as I am sitting at 71-72 and that's mold territory.

Gray4lines

grizzly_bearded

grizzly_bearded

catfishbluezz

Nothing wrong with putting them in Tupperware or a ziploc bag. Number one rule is be patient man... A good season takes time, there is not such thing as too long really. Out of every time I heard someone had an rh problem, seasoning was the issue.

jgibv

Rhamlin

The analogs hygrometer isn't very accurate. Get a digital one. Also it usually takes more than 8 hours to calibrate one. Usually over night. And it should read 75% on the nose after calibration, if not you need to adjust it to that or just do the math.

jfaciane

ehehat

Just be sure that if you go the kitty litter route that you get the right kitty litter (KL). 100% silica NON SCENTED. Not hard to find but can be disasterous if you get the wrong stuff. I use KL and it rocks... And saved me lots o' money (that I then spent on cigars).

Roberto99

Lee.mcglynn