Small humi's tend to be tough to keep steady as well. Practically the entire air contents are exchanged every time you open it. I have had few problems since buying a cooler and keeping it filled with boxes. I also get a much better reading after buying a digital thermomoter/hygometer from Wal-Mart for about five bucks. It looks exactly the same as the one's cigar shops sell, only it's white plastic and cost less than 1/4 of the price.
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Hi,
Thanks for the replies
Do you think It would make any difference if I bought a new Hygrometer?
i was thinking about buying this humidor-do you think it would be any better?
http://www.simplycigars.co.uk/first-...ar-p-1028.html
Heartfelt humidity beads and a digital hygrometer are the way to go with nearly any setup...
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Is it possible to buy Heartfelt humidity beads in the uk? I'm not very sure about ordering them from the US-by the time they get over here they will probably be broken![]()
I'm not sure about them shipping overseas, but they can't break. If a bead cracks it still works the same, its the material, not the shape. Plus they are tiny so a rough ride isn't going to do anything.
Honestly, if you want guaranteed humidity control with little maintenance, use the beads.
spiffy
What is the size of your humidor? If it is leaking, I'd put twice as much beads in the humidor to maintain the humidity or soak up excess humidity. Beads really do the trick. The more you have on hand, the faster and better it'll maintain the humidity in any humidor/coolidor. It's really a good investment, PLUS you don't even need to have a hygrometer.
I only put my hygrometer in my coolidor whenver I want to test out different humidity levels in each area of the cooler (to see if I need beads in a certain section of the coolidor). Other than that, I keep it in my humidor (because it has a glass top which makes it hard to maintain the humidity in the top tray). But, with beads covering most of the top tray, I have had no issues since. Good luck.
Andrew
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