New humidor=New humidification device

scarlin · October 2011

I am upgrading my humidor to 120 ct and wondered what the preferred humidifiers you guys used.

kuzi16 · October 2011

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 · October 2011

Heartfelt beads.

jr_p951 · October 2011

+1 on the beads!!! I got beads and never looked back!

Lasabar · October 2011

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 · October 2011

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 · October 2011

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 · October 2011

I took the stock humidifier, removed the foam pad, and replace it with beads. Works great.

JudoChinX · October 2011

Beads have never let me down. Never ever ever.

scarlin · October 2011

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 · October 2011

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 · October 2011

would 65% or 70% be best?

kaspera79 · October 2011

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 · October 2011

Do I need to buy anything to recharge these?

kaspera79 · October 2011

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 · October 2011

Oh, I can get that! So no cigar juice in these then?

jlmarta · October 2011

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.

New humidor=New humidification device

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