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okie2 · 03-02-2004, 02:15 PM

Summertime is just around the corner with its high temperatures. I don't experience any real hot temps ( high 70s and an occasional low 80) out here on the coast. I usually move my Stabell to a cool stone garage where the temp rarely exceeds 72 during the day and drops into the 60s the rest of the time. I have been thinking of a wine cooler or just staying with the Stabell and seeing how much the temps really do affect the way my habanos smoke.
I don't have any air conditioning or any practical need for it as the ceiling fans keep the temp very comfortable.
Since I can't keep the temp in the 65 range I was wondering what others do to stay in this area, if anything, in their wooden humidors. The Climmax beads keep the humidity stable at 65%.

Just wondering if I should be concerned or if there is nothing to worry about at the slightly higher temp in the wooden hiumidors??

03-02-2004, 02:15 PM	#1
okie2 Starting Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: 18thhole-fishinghole Posts: 21	Summertime..higher temps..wooden humidors Summertime is just around the corner with its high temperatures. I don't experience any real hot temps ( high 70s and an occasional low 80) out here on the coast. I usually move my Stabell to a cool stone garage where the temp rarely exceeds 72 during the day and drops into the 60s the rest of the time. I have been thinking of a wine cooler or just staying with the Stabell and seeing how much the temps really do affect the way my habanos smoke. I don't have any air conditioning or any practical need for it as the ceiling fans keep the temp very comfortable. Since I can't keep the temp in the 65 range I was wondering what others do to stay in this area, if anything, in their wooden humidors. The Climmax beads keep the humidity stable at 65%. Just wondering if I should be concerned or if there is nothing to worry about at the slightly higher temp in the wooden hiumidors??