Humidity Problem

Sadden · 12-03-2013, 08:25 PM

A humi will suck up a lot of moisture seasoning. If this one has been out of care for as long as implied then who knows how much.

Also a bowl of distilled water does not provide enough surface area. I would put the beads / stogies in a temporary tupperdor and reseason using a clean sponge in a dish of distilled water.

Do another 10 days.

Glass has also been brought up. Look into that. the ones I have had apart only had a drop of silicone in each corner.....

Also what kind of hygrometer do you have?

12-03-2013, 08:25 PM	#1
Sadden Its only money... Join Date: May 2012 First Name: Colin Posts: 367 Trading: (0)	Re: Humidity Problem A humi will suck up a lot of moisture seasoning. If this one has been out of care for as long as implied then who knows how much. Also a bowl of distilled water does not provide enough surface area. I would put the beads / stogies in a temporary tupperdor and reseason using a clean sponge in a dish of distilled water. Do another 10 days. Glass has also been brought up. Look into that. the ones I have had apart only had a drop of silicone in each corner..... Also what kind of hygrometer do you have? __________________ If you want to party with the boys , be prepared to get up and work with the men the next morning. -Colin