humidity question

[mauied1101]

rh of 70 guess you never been to T&T where 80 to 90 is more like it

First off, learn how to quote someone if you're going to do so.

Second off, thanks for mentioning T&T - no I haven't been to those particular islands, but thank you for enlightening me on the temperature in the Caribbean. I would never had known it's that warm all the time (insert sarcasm).

Re: the 70, something I dug up just for you:

"As a product of the Caribbean, cigars do best in a tropical climate similar to the conditions under which they were created. The consensus is that storage is best achieved at a temperature of 70 degrees (F) and at 70 percent relative humidity."

Thanks, please come again.

[chefchris]

you could just use Mauied's idea and place a water baloon in the corner.