I am disappoint

Pseudosacred · 02-15-2012, 11:21 PM

Well, I've been really happy about my humi lately. It's been 3/4 full (with only 15 cigars

) and on a constant 64-65% humidity and around 70 degrees. I took one out tonight to burn, after a long stressful day of work. It was my 4th, and last, CG4 (I can't get enough of these things...) After about 10 puffs, it just went out. I was not only pissed, but curious. I cut and re-lit it and it happened again. I repeated and watched the burn. It started going out from the middle and then went out to the edges.

The only reason I can think this would happen, is that my Hygro is wrong and my cigars are being over humidified.

So, I've decided I'm going to salt test the hygro.

What can be done about the humi itself? Will I have to do something special to take the humidity down? If that is the case, of course

02-15-2012, 11:21 PM	#1
Pseudosacred What will your verse be? Join Date: Jan 2012 First Name: Nick Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 423 Trading: (1)	I am disappoint Well, I've been really happy about my humi lately. It's been 3/4 full (with only 15 cigars ) and on a constant 64-65% humidity and around 70 degrees. I took one out tonight to burn, after a long stressful day of work. It was my 4th, and last, CG4 (I can't get enough of these things...) After about 10 puffs, it just went out. I was not only pissed, but curious. I cut and re-lit it and it happened again. I repeated and watched the burn. It started going out from the middle and then went out to the edges. The only reason I can think this would happen, is that my Hygro is wrong and my cigars are being over humidified. So, I've decided I'm going to salt test the hygro. What can be done about the humi itself? Will I have to do something special to take the humidity down? If that is the case, of course