Humidor help!!

[ggiese]

Unless this is some kind of incredibly rare antique, I'd go with spending the money you'd use to fix the humidor on a new humidor. And in the case of a rare antique - I'd take it to a conservator for "proper" repairs.


...or you could use duct tape - because duct tape fixes everything.

[FunkyCold5]

Or, go cheap and get a Coolidor!

Coleman cooler, comes in multiple sizes. It's ugly, but it does the job!

I also agree with ggiese, nice humidors are cheap. You can get a very decent 75-150 count humidor for $75-$150.

V/r

Andrew

[ggiese]

Or, go cheap and get a Coolidor!

Coleman cooler, comes in multiple sizes. It's ugly, but it does the job!

I also agree with ggiese, nice humidors are cheap. You can get a very decent 75-150 count humidor for $75-$150.

V/r

Andrew

Even though you'd not mentioned it (because it's such a no-brainer), I'm also assuming you agree with my duct tape recommendation?

[FunkyCold5]

Duct tape solution required no repetition. I figured he already went that route, so the coolidor or new humidor was just a supplemental idea.