I'm getting a larger Humidor. Need care advice.
Salem
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I'm getting ready to order a new humidor. I have one already, but want to add some size and get a bigger one. Now, when I was about to order, it asked if I wanted a humidor seasoning kit? Is this something I need to get? I know it has to be seasoned (the one I have came pre-seasoned from a friend), but I know nothing about seasoning one. I'm hoping they come with instructions but want to make sure I have everything at one time to season it. I need seasoning 101!! I don't want another lighter fiasco where I got the lighter but didn't think about getting butane with it, lol!!!! Any suggestions, teachings, directing me somewhere, will be appreciated. I want to know these things before I order.
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Use the search function. You will find pretty much everything you need to know.0
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ok, I'll do that.0
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Well I didn't like the seasoning kit took way too long.
I personally use the wipe down method.
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Humidor.....ordered. Check!!! Can't wait!0
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Which one did u get?0
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Congrats Salem that is awesome. I would just say to take your time with the seasoning of the humi. You really want to get it to hold the humidification and then stabilize there for a couple days. There is no rush is getting the environment for our precious stogies just right. :-)0
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Searchbar nazi! Anyway, I remember when I was in your boots..I'm on my third humidor already.Direwolf:Use the search function. You will find pretty much everything you need to know.0 -
whatever humidor you are looking at, look twice as large.
oh, thats not the advice you were looking for....
seasoning kit is not needed, but it does simplify the process. i have never used one but i am not against it.0 -
I wish I could have gotten a bigger one. Got a 100 count. Just couldn't afford a bigger one right now. But if I ever have more cigars than they will accommodate, I'll do the cooler.0
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I have a 100ct as well. It serves me well as my cigar budget isn't very large0
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Make sure you do the Dollar Bill test. You can search for that too but, basically you check the seal of the lid with a dollar bill by putting it half in and out of the humi close the lid and see if you can move it around or not. Just get a good Thermo./Hygro. make sure it is accurate, get some beads, get some distilled water and charge your beads, put a small dish of distilled in there with the beads and let it go for a day; two days; three days. What ever it takes to get it stable. Good luck.Salem:0 -
i have the same humidor. i like it a lot and it looks great. (thanks sniper)Salem:0
