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    Quote Originally Posted by BigMacFU
    Welcome to the boards rich, a lot of knowledgeable folk here and a lot of good folk too. I'd say a warped humidor is not a good thing because it can effect how the humidor seals (how air tight it is). Two comments then as relates to your post: 1) see if you can return the humidor, since humidors should be made with treated wood and humidity even 80% shouldn't effect them, and 2) your humidor might be at 80% because of where it is in your house. It is summer, and so the best bet is to keep your humi in the basement or if you do not have a basement, the coolest place in your abode. This will help with both humidity and heat. Best of luck, and oh yeah, go to http://www.heartfeltindustries.com and buy a bag of 65% humidity beads, they work better than anything else.
    The knowledgable ones aren't always good?!?

    The beads are great - they come in 65 or 70 rh. Welcome onceaweek and marioman.
    Last edited by basil; 09-13-2005 at 03:43 PM. Reason: add text
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    If you have an analog hydrometer don't forget to calibrate it. Search "salt test"

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