Cigar Weekly

Shape · 05-06-2003, 03:45 PM

I've got a medium size cooler I've been using to store some of the cigars I can't fit in my desktop.

I bought an Oshkosh Humidifer that I put in my desktop and pulled the stock humidifier out once I seasoned my humidor. When I first got the humidifers I filled up the Oshkosh and the stock one with some 50/50 solution. My humidor has been rock solid holding a 70% RH on both my hygrometers with just the Oskkosh, which I've had to fill up once so far with distilled water.

I stuck the stock on in my coolerdor and moistened it with some distilled water. I then put my Western Caliber Hygrometer in there (the same one that holds steady in my desktop) and when I checked it some time past it was over 80% humidity!!!!!!! I've tried taking out, letting humidity drop, and putting it back in but can't get it to work!

Does anyone have any cheap solutions or ideas on why the stock humidifer is putting out so much humidity?

05-06-2003, 03:45 PM	#1
Shape Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Baton Rouge, LA Posts: 586	Problem w/ Coolerdor I've got a medium size cooler I've been using to store some of the cigars I can't fit in my desktop. I bought an Oshkosh Humidifer that I put in my desktop and pulled the stock humidifier out once I seasoned my humidor. When I first got the humidifers I filled up the Oshkosh and the stock one with some 50/50 solution. My humidor has been rock solid holding a 70% RH on both my hygrometers with just the Oskkosh, which I've had to fill up once so far with distilled water. I stuck the stock on in my coolerdor and moistened it with some distilled water. I then put my Western Caliber Hygrometer in there (the same one that holds steady in my desktop) and when I checked it some time past it was over 80% humidity!!!!!!! I've tried taking out, letting humidity drop, and putting it back in but can't get it to work! Does anyone have any cheap solutions or ideas on why the stock humidifer is putting out so much humidity? __________________ Sea Water Desalination by nuclear fission is ancient, it's called rain.

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