08-09-2011, 10:02 PM
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Equal opportunity Bomber
Join Date: Jan 2009
First Name: Paul
Location: Virginia
Posts: 2,508
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Re: building a coolidor

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Originally Posted by Wallbright
Taping cigar box panels to the sides is not necessary but some do it. I just have the cigar boxes in the cooler and then a small plastic tub on top of those that I keep singles in.
For humidification I go with Heartfelt Industries beads. I use a 1/2 pound of 65% beads in my 48QT cooler. The cooler is a 48QT Coleman that I picked up for $16 from the local Academy Sports and Outdoors.
Half pound of beads is at the bottom of the page. $18 plus shipping. You might want to get a small mesh bag to put the beads in. You just spray the beads till they are around 60% clear and then put them in and you are done. This way the whole setup is around $40. You can also get a hygrometer if you wish.
http://www.heartfeltindustries.com/p...Humidity+Beads
They have a tool that tells you how many beads you will need for your space.
http://www.heartfeltindustries.com/calculator.asp
Good luck bro and be sure to show us pictures!
Also, like Frank said, be sure to let the cooler air out for a few days. I also used baking soda and poured it in the inside and then washed it out with distilled water to get the smell out. 
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