Mini Fans for my fridgador

JenksAnejo · 02-27-2012, 12:21 PM

Hey guys,

I'm turning the bottom part of my dorm fridge into an aging cabinet for some of my premium sticks.

I've been told I need to circulate the air if I'm not going to open it much. (I was also told for aging sticks I need to keep it closed at all times, unless of course pulling a stick out)

With that being said are the fans a necessity? If so does anyone have a good option for a very small fan that would fit in my fridge?

I looked over this thread already; however, I'm not sure if I could fit the power cord out of my fridge with out affecting the seal.
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=27703

Any suggestions for small battery operated oscilating fans?

BlindedByScience · 02-27-2012, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by JenksAnejo

I looked over this thread already; however, I'm not sure if I could fit the power cord out of my fridge with out affecting the seal.

1 - Drill a small hole through the side of the fridge (after making sure there aren't any coils / wires / etc. in the way.
2 - Pass the wire through the hole.
3 - Seal it up with calk, silicone (aquarium safe, please - no out gassing).
4 - Profit......

My Staebell cabinet has fans, but they only run when the humidifier cans (or pelt coolers) kick on, which isn't very often. For a winefridge / cooler setup, I'd just open the door once a week and call it good.....

Buckeye Jack · 02-27-2012, 01:19 PM

Up to you I guess. I have a 21 cu-sq-ft frezzerdor that has about 3lb of beads from top to bottom in it. It fluctuates 2-3 % from top to bottom and I've never needed any kind of circulation. I open it probaly 1-3 times a week....

JenksAnejo · 02-27-2012, 04:13 PM

Thanks for the advice fellas.

So will opening up the humidor fequently affect the aging process at all? I've heard mixed answers on this.

NCRadioMan · 02-27-2012, 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Buckeye Jack

Up to you I guess. I have a 21 cu-sq-ft frezzerdor that has about 3lb of beads from top to bottom in it. It fluctuates 2-3 % from top to bottom and I've never needed any kind of circulation. I open it probaly 1-3 times a week....

Agreed. Way too small for needing a fan.

Besides, if you want proper long-term aging, you don't want air circulation.

JenksAnejo · 02-27-2012, 06:03 PM

Good info thanks lovebiscuit!

02-27-2012, 12:21 PM	#1
JenksAnejo Thunder Up Join Date: Dec 2011 First Name: Jarrod Location: Thunder Country Posts: 1,332 Trading: (51)	Mini Fans for my fridgador Hey guys, I'm turning the bottom part of my dorm fridge into an aging cabinet for some of my premium sticks. I've been told I need to circulate the air if I'm not going to open it much. (I was also told for aging sticks I need to keep it closed at all times, unless of course pulling a stick out) With that being said are the fans a necessity? If so does anyone have a good option for a very small fan that would fit in my fridge? I looked over this thread already; however, I'm not sure if I could fit the power cord out of my fridge with out affecting the seal. http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=27703 Any suggestions for small battery operated oscilating fans?

02-27-2012, 01:19 PM	#3
Buckeye Jack Havana Daydreamin' Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Jack Location: Dublin, OH (Columbus) Posts: 732 Trading: (34)	Re: Mini Fans for my fridgador Up to you I guess. I have a 21 cu-sq-ft frezzerdor that has about 3lb of beads from top to bottom in it. It fluctuates 2-3 % from top to bottom and I've never needed any kind of circulation. I open it probaly 1-3 times a week....

02-27-2012, 04:13 PM	#4
JenksAnejo Thunder Up Join Date: Dec 2011 First Name: Jarrod Location: Thunder Country Posts: 1,332 Trading: (51)	Re: Mini Fans for my fridgador Thanks for the advice fellas. So will opening up the humidor fequently affect the aging process at all? I've heard mixed answers on this.

02-27-2012, 06:03 PM	#6
JenksAnejo Thunder Up Join Date: Dec 2011 First Name: Jarrod Location: Thunder Country Posts: 1,332 Trading: (51)	Re: Mini Fans for my fridgador Good info thanks lovebiscuit!