Humidor placement

**ashauler** · 08-10-2010, 09:51 AM

Bugs that eat cigars are nasty, ungrateful and ill-mannered bastids. That's what I think.

Welcome, I hope you enjoy your stay.

**mrtr33** · 08-10-2010, 10:11 AM

We don't have central air, either. However, I cannot imagine not running it when I'm not at home. That's a totally foreign concept to me. I turn it on in April, and it stays on through the end of October. I keep my humidor in a room with a north-facing window, that has both an air conditioning unit and a fan in the room. It just worked out that way for me.

There are alternatives for building coolerdors that will keep your smokes at a cooler temperature. Search for them in this forum.

Welcome from Hell.

**buzz** · 08-10-2010, 10:11 AM

When I was a kid, I loved bugs. Every time I saw one it meant I could punch one of my sisters without getting in trouble. Fantastic. But bugs that eat cigars...

Keep your humi in a room that does not go above say ~78F. Don't worry about the humidity in the room, it's the humidity in your humi that is important. Try to keep that humidity at 65-70% by using beads. As long as your humi is somewhat tight, you will be able to maintain a good humidity in it without having to replenish the beads too often.

Welcome to the forum, use search.

Slug Bug!

-Buzz

**TachyCoventry** · 08-10-2010, 10:15 AM

I'm assuming that we're treating this as his introduction thread so welcome to the boards. Read more, post less, the search bar is your friend. Enjoy your stay.