-- Breaking in a New Humidor --

[Scarface2002cd]

HEY I JUST GOT MY FIRST HUMIDOR...I AM NEW TOO THE WHOLE CIGAR THING I WAS HOPING EVERYONE COULD HELP ME IN BREAKING IT IN...AND HELP WOULD BE HELPFULL....THANKS

 

[iminaquagmire]

Welcome to the forums. The easiest thing to do is go to your local cigar store and pick up a Boveda humidor seasoning packet. Its a white pack about 4x6 and it should be with whatever other humidifiers they have. There are several versions so make sure you get that one. Just follow the directions and your humidor should be up and rnning in no time. You can also use these for humidification (the 65, 69, and 72% ones that is).

 

[CastleCrest]

HEY I JUST GOT MY FIRST HUMIDOR...I AM NEW TOO THE WHOLE CIGAR THING I WAS HOPING EVERYONE COULD HELP ME IN BREAKING IT IN...AND HELP WOULD BE HELPFULL....THANKS

Typing in all capitals is kind of like yelling in cyber space.
DOn't worry about using smaller case letters we can hear you just fine! :wink:

 

[Carduus]

"Boveda humidor seasoning packet"

What is this and what does it do? I have two humidors and I am having trouble maintaining humidity in both of them. I have tried the dollar and light test and they pass. Is this something that will help?

 

[iminaquagmire]

http://www.heartfeltindustries.com/Accessories.htm

Second to last item on the bottom. I'd explain myself but my brain's fried.

 

[Bulz]

I really dig all the Boveda stuff. Huge fan.

I am Bulz and I approve this message.

 

[Carduus]

Thanks for all the info.

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