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pcotton3 · 02-17-2002, 05:58 PM

If you have just gotten a new humidor or for that matter, a used humidor, get a new digital humidity gauge. I had an analog gauge in my first humidor and kept checking and it was reading just fine, but the cigars seemed a little dry. So, I decided to stick in one of my digital gauges and see how it measured. Well, the humidor was dry and the gauge was obviously stuck.

Lesson learned: Invest in a digital gauge and check to make sure it is right at least once a month.

"The works of the masters are like fine wine. My books are like water, but everyone drinks water." Mark Twain

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02-17-2002, 05:58 PM	#1
pcotton3 Banned Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: P.O. Box 8871, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 USA Posts: 3,221	If you have just gotten a new humidor or for that matter, a used humidor, get a new digital humidity gauge. I had an analog gauge in my first humidor and kept checking and it was reading just fine, but the cigars seemed a little dry. So, I decided to stick in one of my digital gauges and see how it measured. Well, the humidor was dry and the gauge was obviously stuck. Lesson learned: Invest in a digital gauge and check to make sure it is right at least once a month. "The works of the masters are like fine wine. My books are like water, but everyone drinks water." Mark Twain