Refrigerator as humidor (coolidor)?

[Shelby07]

I agree with Craig - If it has a compressor, stay away.

Most wine coolers here in the US that have been used for conversions use solid state cooling and can be found for around 100 bucks or less. If you're going to dump that kind of money take a look at the temp and humidity controlled humidors available. They not only look better, they probably do a better job than something that has been converted.

[ppovar]

Ok

Got the point. Will look for a real humidors.

Thanks

[mrtr33]

There've been a couple others that have had similar assumptions, here and here. It sounds like a great idea. I've even wondered about the possibility of using a wine-a-dor for my smokes in the summertime. Didn't know about the temperature controlled humidors, though.

[ppovar]

I got a new cooler and Im now building a coolidor. I have now 4 different humidors, and want to move everything to a single one.

After that i have plans for building one with a wine refrigerator (like the one in the link) and will post results.

Also, has been speaking with a friend of mine that's a carpenter and was showing him some designs, if he accepts I'll give it a try.

If I really do any of the above, will post results, maybe within 2 months or 2 years, how knows.

[CoventryCat86]

I use a refrigerator as one of my cigar storage units, I just don't plug it in.

I load it up with beads and the airtight seal on the door works perfect.

It's not a big one, but it's double the size of those tiny dorm room refrigerators, something like this one:

[CoventryCat86]

LMAO!

Who's the dick posting huge pictures and focking up Hex's site?