Hey Jake.....PM me and I'll give you the lowdown as to changing direction from beads to the next line of humidification. I've used every kind there is and beads are good but even those have a shelf life after about 3 years. Once I discovered KL 3 years ago I started slowly with one humidor....then another and finally I use it in 35 humidors of all sizes...kinds...and it's the best choice I ever made. An 8 pound jug will only set you back about $15 but you'll never run out. This is worry free....you choose the RH% you want and dial it in as I have humidors that range from 62% up to 70% and it works in wood, tupperware, Towers, Coolers, etc.
Hey Jake.....PM me and I'll give you the lowdown as to changing direction from beads to the next line of humidification. I've used every kind there is and beads are good but even those have a shelf life after about 3 years. Once I discovered KL 3 years ago I started slowly with one humidor....then another and finally I use it in 35 humidors of all sizes...kinds...and it's the best choice I ever made. An 8 pound jug will only set you back about $15 but you'll never run out. This is worry free....you choose the RH% you want and dial it in as I have humidors that range from 62% up to 70% and it works in wood, tupperware, Towers, Coolers, etc.
I have heard of many guys doing this. I will PM you to get specifics.
I like the boveda and bead method...doesn't take up much space at all!!
What are the good bead resources now? I can't remember where I got mine or if they are still in business.
too tell you the truth I've been using orbeez and pg solution. You can get a pound of them pretty cheap and I put 65 bovedas on the bottom too even out the humidity. So far 67-65 are my numbers and I'm happy with that
Thank you Ken. I knew I should have searched harder but with everything that has happened this week my mind is still a little numb. Needing to upgrade my humidification this weekend.
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