Originally Posted by massphatness (Post 1935506)

Ben - you pack the trays in kitty litter, and ship them in a big zip loc bag :D

Originally Posted by stearns (Post 1935508)

Damn.. been doing it wrong this whole time.

Originally Posted by icehog3 (Post 1935190)

But who has the biggest nutz?

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Originally Posted by MrClean (Post 1935204)

I seasoned my drawers and shelves, but mine are in a cooler so the only moisture in it are the cigars and beads. When they arrived, they were very dry, you could tell just by touching them. I wiped them down with distiller water, which basically just got the dust remnants off. I put 2 bowls of distilled water in the cooler with clean sponges. I did remove my cigars. Humidity dropped to the low 50's for a few days, then climbed to 80% and stayed there for a week, whole process was about 12 days. The wood had a difference I could feel, I was actually surprised. That was just my experience, but the humidity the shelves will absorb has to come from somewhere.