Shedding some light on split Tatuaje wrappers

10-31-2010, 07:08 PM

Yea, my problem is the rH of my house/outside as well. It's always a minimum of 75% here, so "dry boxing" doesn't mean leaving it out overnight, lol. I've found i have to cook (i.e. dry out) my beads a couple times over the summer to keep them plugging away at 65%.

But I too just broke down and bought some 60% beads. I'm gong to use them in one bin, where I'll put habanoz and maybe some lanceros and other sticks that tend to be problematic burn-wise. I'll be using that as my "dry box" as well.

10-31-2010, 07:08 PM	#25
njstone Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Shedding some light on split Tatuaje wrappers Yea, my problem is the rH of my house/outside as well. It's always a minimum of 75% here, so "dry boxing" doesn't mean leaving it out overnight, lol. I've found i have to cook (i.e. dry out) my beads a couple times over the summer to keep them plugging away at 65%. But I too just broke down and bought some 60% beads. I'm gong to use them in one bin, where I'll put habanoz and maybe some lanceros and other sticks that tend to be problematic burn-wise. I'll be using that as my "dry box" as well.