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How to improve the seal on just the backside of humidor?

Bob LukenBob Luken Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,664

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  • madurofanmadurofan Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 6,152
  • Bob LukenBob Luken Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,664
  • Lee.mcglynnLee.mcglynn Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 5,228
    Hhhhhmmmmm IMO unless the box was made as a humidor it will not work as one. Boxes are made to suck up the humidity from around it. It's a good idea but I'm pretty sure you will have a lot of trouble holding humidity if not in a stable environment. I'd just call it a day and put it in the cooler...if you want a humidor well then just buy one! But for what it's worth you might go crazy trying to make this work
  • Bob LukenBob Luken Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,664
    Lee.mcglynn:
    Hhhhhmmmmm IMO unless the box was made as a humidor it will not work as one. Boxes are made to suck up the humidity from around it. It's a good idea but I'm pretty sure you will have a lot of trouble holding humidity if not in a stable environment. I'd just call it a day and put it in the cooler...if you want a humidor well then just buy one! But for what it's worth you might go crazy trying to make this work
    I see what you're getting at. Boxes should be designed to allow humidity to enter. But this box is really thick. Anyway, I'm not gonna waste too much effort on it but I'll give it a shot and if it performs well I'll have a really cool small humi that I got for two bucks.
  • RhamlinRhamlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,530
    Worse case it'll be good for dry boxing
  • Bob LukenBob Luken Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,664
    Rhamlin:
    Worse case it'll be good for dry boxing
    Yep, or I could keep a pet mouse in it. Ha ha!
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