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    Quote Originally Posted by Roham
    Make sure to only use distilled water though to keep your sponge moist
    Distilled water is recommended for fancy humidifiers like beads or Credo units because the minerals in non-distilled water will tend to ruin the unit. If you're using just a regular sponge, I don't think it hurts to use regular ole tap water until you for now. The urban legend that using tap water in a humidification unit will ruin the taste of your cigars is just than, an urban legend.

    However when you do get a better humidification unit, it's best to use distilled water.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
    Distilled water is recommended for fancy humidifiers like beads or Credo units because the minerals in non-distilled water will tend to ruin the unit. If you're using just a regular sponge, I don't think it hurts to use regular ole tap water until you for now. The urban legend that using tap water in a humidification unit will ruin the taste of your cigars is just than, an urban legend.

    However when you do get a better humidification unit, it's best to use distilled water.
    Oh CC,

    I found some more typos for you . "...regular ole tap water until you for now" and "...taste of your cigars is just than"? Come on now, I thought you were the human version of Microsoft Grammar and Spell Checker . Alright, I'm done bugging you, enjoy the weekend!

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