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Old 08-27-2010, 01:20 PM   #15
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Default Re: Do you dry box?

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Originally Posted by pektel View Post
Dryboxed? Not familiar with this. I will say that my mancave has been showing a constant 69 degrees F, and between 68-69% RH. So I have no humidification device in my humi right now (small 20 count humi that came with a credo style humidifier). Is this dryboxing?
Almost.

The idea behind dryboxing is take a cigar or two out of your humidor a day or two before you want to smoke them, then place them in an unhumidified cigar box, preferably a wooden one that is at a lower humidity than the humidor and has not seen humidity in awhile so that it the cigar can vent some excess water and the box will absorb it.

I don't like planning that far in advance for a cigar, so I just keep everything between 55% and 60% usually.
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