New humidor=New humidification device

scarlin
scarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
in Cigar 101
I am upgrading my humidor to 120 ct and wondered what the preferred humidifiers you guys used.

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  • kuzi16
    kuzi16 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 14,471
    as of late i have been using Xikar humidity jars. they take up very little room and they are inexpensive while still holding a solid RH. also they are rechargeable to a degree.
  • docbp87
    docbp87 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,521
    Heartfelt beads.
  • jr_p951
    jr_p951 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,121
    +1 on the beads!!! I got beads and never looked back!
  • Lasabar
    Lasabar Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,457
    jr_p951:
    +1 on the beads!!! I got beads and never looked back!
    You've NEVER looked back? What if two women were scissoring behind you... huh??? Think about that?
  • howtobass
    howtobass Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 589
    Lasabar:
    jr_p951:
    +1 on the beads!!! I got beads and never looked back!
    You've NEVER looked back? What if two women were scissoring behind you... huh??? Think about that?
    You live up to your reputation well sir. Beads and women scissoring.... you dirty man... LMAO!
  • howtobass
    howtobass Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 589
    Sorry. Back on subject, when I get home I plan on using beads because I think the majority of individuals here said they work great.
  • sightunseen
    sightunseen Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 2,130
    I took the stock humidifier, removed the foam pad, and replace it with beads. Works great.
  • JudoChinX
    JudoChinX Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 775
    Beads have never let me down. Never ever ever.
  • scarlin
    scarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
    With beads where do I find them and how much would I need for a 120 count humidor? My searches aren't coming up great.
  • KingoftheCove
    KingoftheCove Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 908
    Heartfelt Industries (google it) - I'd get a 4oz tube and be done with it - you won't regret it.
    They come charged, so just put it in your humi.
    You might even only need a 2oz tube - there is a "calculator" page which tells you how much you need, based on the sq.in. volume of your humi.

  • scarlin
    scarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
    would 65% or 70% be best?
  • kaspera79
    kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    scarlin:
    would 65% or 70% be best?
    .. I use 70 for my regular sticks and the 65 for ones I want to rest for a longer time. ( A year Plus )
  • scarlin
    scarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
    Do I need to buy anything to recharge these?
  • kaspera79
    kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
    scarlin:
    Do I need to buy anything to recharge these?
    .. Heartfelt Beads are re-charged with distilled water.. 99 cent a gallon at nearly any grocery store.
  • scarlin
    scarlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 1,592
    Oh, I can get that! So no cigar juice in these then?
  • jlmarta
    jlmarta Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 3,440 ✭
    I do NOT charge my beads. I use 65% beads, dry, and put a small bowl (like a custard cup) with about 1/4 to 1/2 inch of distilled water in the humidor near the beads. I then let the beads do what they're designed to do. When my RH gets above 65%, I remove the bowl. End of lesson.

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