Seasoning my new Humi.

[ashauler]

No need for the rashness I did search and read and search and read some more. I didnt find what I was looking for. If you dont want to help then simply dont help. No need to try to sound cool on an online forum. Thanks for what you did provide. And I will be buying beads when I can afford them. Not everyone is made of cash man.

Mrtr33's response was hardly what I'd term as rash. Seems as if he answered the questions that he could and referred you to search.

If you're gonna get bent on simple replies like that, what are ya gonna do when you're told to take your whiny ass attitude and shove it up your ass?

[buzz]

Mark, you're such a bully! You're a cool bully, though.

I wish I was cool...

-Buzz

[badwhale]

buzz is a moat.

[buzz]

buzz is a moat.

Will is scared to play
in the Christmas Writing spot.
Don't be a pansy!

-Buzz

[ashauler]

Will is scared to play
in the Christmas Writing spot.
Don't be a pansy!

-Buzz

Yeah, what he said.

You guys are some very nice bullies.

[craig]

1. no, and most humi's now are MDF with veneer except for the tray, so wiping is mostly irrelevant.
2. yes
3. yes, at least for the winter, assuming it is dry wherever you are, and assuming you're going to be opening and closing your humi often.

Just keep the cigars in cello until you learn when they should be out of cello, and you'll be fine.

... and minced garlic doesn't work as well as fresh crushed garlic in my experience.