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I believe Cigarmony also offers lower humidity beads that are for guitars and photographs. :tu
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So this is my latest awful idea, I'm going to get a Tupperware, put in some baking soda, put a hygrometer in the Tupperware and stick the thing it the fridge, when the humidity stabilizes I'll put a cigar in it and pop the lid on. Then I'll take it out of the fridge and as long as it's air tight I should have a nice little dry box until I open the lid. The baking soda is to absorb funky fridge smells.
I want to try this first because I don't want to go out and build a low RH box for Hawaii when I'm leaving here in April anyway. |
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Baking soda will not help you with RH. It probably won't hurt anything but I don't think it will help either...
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I would not use baking soda......who knows how that would change the flavors!
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I'm not actually putting it in the baking soda.. Baking soda just absorbs smells. I'm trying it with a black market, the wife bought me 2 and the first one was unsmokeable, so seeing what happens. If it screws with it not like it's a huge loss.
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I wouldn't do it... But it's your call. |
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