Bead Issues

[JRas224]

Actually, I went back and looked at them and it's probably more like 90% clear. Would oversaturation lead to low humidity though? I just placed the beads and my digital hygrometer in another humidor that I'm not using right now but has been seasoned. I'll see what happens in there. The dollar bill test resulted in resistance but it did come out.

[cls515]

Actually, I went back and looked at them and it's probably more like 90% clear. Would oversaturation lead to low humidity though?

No, they would release excess water into the humidor over time.

[JRas224]

Here is my humidor: http://www.cigarsinternational.com/p...=el+presidente

I bought the half pound bag of beads and placed them in some tupperware.

[cls515]

Here is my humidor: http://www.cigarsinternational.com/p...=el+presidente

I bought the half pound bag of beads and placed them in some tupperware.

You should have enough beads for that humidor. You probably need to add some water to the spanish cedar, sounds like it has dried out.

[Desert Rat]

Hmmm....

Dry cigars, dry humi, or, dry gars AND dry humi, bad hygro, bad Karma.

Some, none, or all of the above.

Looks like you are going to have to throw beads, cigars, and humi away.

Start all over.

[Dru Lee Parsec]

Looks like you are going to have to throw beads, cigars, and humi away.

Yep, I suggest you send them to me and I'll throw it away for you. It will be too traumatic for you to throw it away yourself. Heck, I'll even pay the postage. I'm just that nice of a guy.

[JRas224]

Yep, I suggest you send them to me and I'll throw it away for you. It will be too traumatic for you to throw it away yourself. Heck, I'll even pay the postage. I'm just that nice of a guy.

Thanks for the offer Dru. Very sweet of you. However, I think I'll take my chances with reseasoning the humi. Thanks again to everyone for all the help.