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Pacman84:

While I calibrate my hygrometer, can I leave my cigars in the humi with some water pillows?

if you are taking out your other source of humidity then yes...Or if you think your humidification devise is crapping out.

Sandman1am:

Where can i get these? It's time to check out my devises again.

I know a B&M that I go to sells them. Other than that check on line.

Sandman1am:

Where can i get these? It's time to check out my devises again.

From the Boveda website is where I got them before. The price is pretty much the same no matter where you get them from...

Thanks guys I will check it out. I've only ever done the salt test. I'm gonna do this from now on.

Pacman84:

Just order it today. Hey ejenn totally off subject but do recommend I use the 65 or 70 RH bead humidifier if I want to boost my humidity. It's 65 right now but it goes down at times. I will calibrate my hygro soon just in case my humidity keeps acting up.

The beads should help you stay pretty constant at 65% if you like it there. I use 70% in one of my coolers, and I keep the sticks that notoriously have a loose-ish draw. There is nothing wrong with 70% though for any smokes really.

Pacman84:

I think I'm gonna get the 70 % bead humidifier. How much water should I use when recharging the beads? And when should I change them for new beads?

As long as you take good enough care of them (which means not letting them get moldy and not spilling your scotch on them when you a rummaging through your humi) they should last you a REALLY long time, forever even. The amount of water isn't really something you can measure. I normally just spray my beads down a little and wait about an hour to see how they are doing and spray more if I need to. I keep them about 70% charged because I use coolers and the seal isn't the greatest on them.