So I found a leak in one of the corners of my humidor using a flashlight in a dark room.
I'm having trouble getting above 63%. Can you guys recommend a way for me to seal up the corner? Thanks.
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So I found a leak in one of the corners of my humidor using a flashlight in a dark room.
I'm having trouble getting above 63%. Can you guys recommend a way for me to seal up the corner? Thanks.
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I personally would use some foam tape to seal it and test it to see if that your problem.
don't go over board just use a small amount at the place its not sealing then test it for a week or so.
I think a bit of super glue applied carefully would seal it.
I think the opening is between the piece of wood from the lid that goes "into" the bottom section. It's almost like the sides of the bottom half need to be a little thicker.
I just put a very thin layer of 100% silicon rubber fish tank sealant I purchased a while ago around the inside rim of the lid and I think it will do the trick. Here is a pic. Let me know what you think...Thanks
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If I were you, I'd leave it well enough alone. 63% RH is just about perfect to keep your cigars at.
Yep, exactly what I would do as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Yup, that is about right for a desktop humidor isn't it? 60-65% is about right. I made a mistake to seal mine before and brought the RH up all the way to 70-75%, and I had a major catastrophic splits!Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Yo, you're in China? Tell me more about yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by kleefurd
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