My air conditioner died...

[Subvet642]

...and with a heat wave coming, I'm wondering if it would be viable to temporarily put my humi in the fridge.

[area51]

Whats your fridge temp at?

[smitty81]

Have a cooler?

Put it in a cooler with a frozen bottle of water.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by area51

Whats your fridge temp at?

Probably around 40F.

[czerbe]

is a basement an option...other wise send me all your sticks and I'll hold on to them my AC works fine!!! I promise I will take good care of them

[area51]

It would be to cold. It would work however to keep them cool. Maybe wrap a towel around the humi.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by smitty81

Have a cooler?

Put it in a cooler with a frozen bottle of water.

No, but not a bad idea. I could, of course get one.

[smitty81]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

No, but not a bad idea. I could, of course get one.

Then you could make one of them coolidors afterwords.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by czerbe

is a basement an option...other wise send me all your sticks and I'll hold on to them my AC works fine!!! I promise I will take good care of them

No basement, we have a condo on the top floor.

[OLS]

I think you could wrap it in newspaper, then plastic then repeat and get away with it....cold be damned.
Hell you folks on this board FREEZE your cigars and claim no ill effects.

[CigarNut]

Putting them in a cooler is a good idea. Frozen bottle of water is a very bad idea -- lots of condensation which will raise the RH.

What do you expect your ambient temperatures to be during the heat wave (both highs and lows). It may be that your cigars will be fine for the duration.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by smitty81

Then you could make one of them coolidors afterwords.

Ya know Smitty, I think I'm gonna do that. You rock!


Don't know why I didn't think of that!

[area51]

Haha so hows a coolidor gonna solve the temp issue?

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

Putting them in a cooler is a good idea. Frozen bottle of water is a very bad idea -- lots of condensation which will raise the RH.

What do you expect your ambient temperatures to be during the heat wave (both highs and lows). It may be that your cigars will be fine for the duration.

Lows of 70, highs of 97.

[smitty81]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

Putting them in a cooler is a good idea. Frozen bottle of water is a very bad idea -- lots of condensation which will raise the RH.

What do you expect your ambient temperatures to be during the heat wave (both highs and lows). It may be that your cigars will be fine for the duration.

Never thought about that.


Could he put his sticks in a large tupperware container and then put that in a cooler with the bottle of water?

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

Putting them in a cooler is a good idea. Frozen bottle of water is a very bad idea -- lots of condensation which will raise the RH.

What do you expect your ambient temperatures to be during the heat wave (both highs and lows). It may be that your cigars will be fine for the duration.

I'll just keep them in the humi and put that into the cooler with a frozen water bottle, it's small enough to fit.

[area51]

^Bingo.

[smitty81]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

I'll just keep them in the humi and put that into the cooler with a frozen water bottle.

You might put your frozen bottle of water in a couple of gallon zip lock bags so you won't get condensation and water everywhere when it melts.

Just thinking............is this bad advise?

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by smitty81

You might put your frozen bottle of water in a couple of gallon zip lock bags so you won't get condensation and water everywhere when it melts.

Just thinking............is this bad advise?

I was thinking I'd rest my humi on a few coffee mugs in the cooler to elevate it above the bottom, creating a bilge for the condensation.

[area51]

Your best bet would be wrap the humi and the water. The last thing you want it the wood to rot ( assuming it is a wood humi).