Humidors

[badwhale]

You need a couple bags of heartfelt humidity beads in there. Don't look at it too much, just when you're grabbing a smoke.
Don't worry about them too much, they're not that fragile. You'll know if they're smoking right, and then you're done.

Will

[badwhale]

Welcome to the board too. It's been pretty quiet around here, and other boards too.

[tapasr_00]

Welcome to the board too. It's been pretty quiet around here, and other boards too.

Thank you, I appreciate that.

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[tapasr_00]

You need a couple bags of heartfelt humidity beads in there. Don't look at it too much, just when you're grabbing a smoke.
Don't worry about them too much, they're not that fragile. You'll know if they're smoking right, and then you're done.

Will

Thanks for the feedback Will. I have about 150-200 cigars in the box and enough beads to humidify about 500-750 cigars. This has been an ongoing issue for me for over 2 years. The other humidors I've owned and helped fellow new smokers season and prepare never once had this issue. This box is Brazilian rosewood so while I don't want to condemn it in any way, this experience just tells me to stay clear of it for the future.

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[badwhale]

Gotcha. Is maybe your hygrometer wrong? I know these are simple questions. If it's not a simple answer, maybe the humidor itself is faulty. I don't know, without knowing more about the details / situation.

Will

[tapasr_00]

Gotcha. Is maybe your hygrometer wrong? I know these are simple questions. If it's not a simple answer, maybe the humidor itself is faulty. I don't know, without knowing more about the details / situation.

Will

I've tested the hygrometers, I have 2 inside. Both are accurate. I believe it's just the box and it's time to move on from it

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