Salt test your hygrometer (search for salt test) it may be a bit off.
And for the most part, 62% isn't a bad number. I like my ISOM's around there and for the short term I don't think it's going to damage your cigars keeping them at that level.
Salt test your hygrometer (search for salt test) it may be a bit off.
And for the most part, 62% isn't a bad number. I like my ISOM's around there and for the short term I don't think it's going to damage your cigars keeping them at that level.
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I use beads, but my humidor got to 62% within a few hours but then took about a week or two to finally stabilize at 65%.
Also... The fuller you keep the humidor - the easier it is to maintain your rh. Keep that baby full of cigars!![]()
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but I do!Good excuse to buy more, shouldnt take much, it's not a big humidor...
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