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  1. #1
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    Hmmm....

    Dry cigars, dry humi, or, dry gars AND dry humi, bad hygro, bad Karma.

    Some, none, or all of the above.

    Looks like you are going to have to throw beads, cigars, and humi away.

    Start all over.
    In spite of all evidence to the contrary, the entire universe is composed of only two basic substances: Magic and bullshit.

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    Looks like you are going to have to throw beads, cigars, and humi away.
    Yep, I suggest you send them to me and I'll throw it away for you. It will be too traumatic for you to throw it away yourself. Heck, I'll even pay the postage. I'm just that nice of a guy.

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    Yep, I suggest you send them to me and I'll throw it away for you. It will be too traumatic for you to throw it away yourself. Heck, I'll even pay the postage. I'm just that nice of a guy.
    Thanks for the offer Dru. Very sweet of you. However, I think I'll take my chances with reseasoning the humi. Thanks again to everyone for all the help.

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    So the tupperware is open to the air though right? I put the lower portion of my tupperware filled with beads into a pair of pantyhose. works great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monk View Post
    So the tupperware is open to the air though right? I put the lower portion of my tupperware filled with beads into a pair of pantyhose. works great.

    -W.
    ya, basil sent me a pair of pantyhose right off his leg for me to put my beads in, they work great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chefchris View Post
    ya, basil sent me a pair of pantyhose right off his leg for me to put my beads in, they work great.
    With some of the photos we have seen of you, I am surprised you didn't have your own pair... or were fishnets too open for beads?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monk View Post
    With some of the photos we have seen of you, I am surprised you didn't have your own pair... or were fishnets too open for beads?

    -W.
    i can't find the right ones to match my party shorts.

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    And the temperature has consistently read 70-72 degress on the digital.

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    How much surface area of the beads are exposed to air?

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    I have a similar humidor. If your humidity is too low, placing a shot-glass of distilled water on the corner does help control the humidity. You should try that first before doing anything rash.

    Plus, what temperature is your digi-hygrometer reading? That may be a cause to your low humidity. The colder it is in the room (where you humidor is), the less humidity there will be. But, the beads should take care of that.....maintaining correct moisture with temp. changes.

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    Fill the humidor 2" deep with sea water. Let sit overnight.
    Just kidding.
    I use distilled water, and trust the beads. Sure is nice not running around every other day, measuring RH. In fact I have a few containers that don't even have hygrometers in them.

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