RockyJk
Active Member
Damn!! ....
Lol right??? I was like oh shit!! When I got home haha
What's in your humidor?
- Thread starter ShinDiggity
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Lol right??? I was like oh shit!! When I got home haha
Bullwinckle
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Chechenzko
New member
I've three padrón cigars sittin' there waitin' for the match to burn!
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Bullwinckle
Hooked
Camo cigar pretty cool!!
Ray
Ray
ShinDiggity
New member
Ok ray, where can I get my hands on one???
Bullwinckle
Hooked
Haha I got it in the mall in sacramento so it's a pretty far drive but that's where I got it. I'm hopeing I can find it online.
Ray
Bullwinckle
Hooked
I found their website and they aren't too badly priced.
http://www.pxdepot.com/category_s/1814.htm
Ray
http://www.pxdepot.com/category_s/1814.htm
Ray
piginajeep
The Original Smartass
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ShinDiggity
New member
Due to funding issues and oh a wedding, honeymoon and a house, I am not able to spend as much for my favorite cigars. That being said, I am vicariously living through the cigar porn you all post! Lol
I do not condition my humidore. I use gel sticks as a means to keeping my cigars plump. My deployment huidore has not been seasoned and the cigars are perfect. I also use flower arrangement beads which can be picked up from Lowe's as a way to keep my cigars fresh.
10frank9
Web Wheeler
Okay. I was hoping to get my hygrometer working but it's never been very good. I've had the humidor over 7 years. Perhaps ill try the gel sticks. Thanks!
When I was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011 I used a 9mm ammo can as my humidor and the jar of gel and it worked perfectly. You can get the gel sticks from your favorite cigar shop or online. I think mine came from JR's Cigars.
ShinDiggity
New member
Frank, if you have a cedar humidor(most of them are) you might want to remove all your cigars, take a clean cotton cloth soaked in distilled water and wipe all the surfaces with it and leave it for a day or two. It helps jump start your humidor and helps balance the humidity. Otherwise, the wood will soak in all the moisture from your cigars. Gel sticks work wonders but only worked for me after wiping the inside of the humidor down.
10frank9
Web Wheeler
Thanks Len, that's the info I needed. Looks like I'll be doing this humidor "mod" this week.
JK_Jonny305
New member
Another thing you can do when in a bind is to take a few (3 to 5) sheets of paper towel and fold them a few times, then soak them in distilled water, put them in a zip lock bag and place the bag in the humidor. Make sure the paper is soaked but not drenched to the point that water will trickle out of the bag when laid in the humidor. The zip lock bag should stay open, such that the humidity gets transferred to the humidor without actually making contact with the water. Leave it in the humidor until your hygrometer reads the desired humidity level. I tend to bring mine up to about 75% during the summer. Enjoy!!!