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Old 08-24-2007, 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by n2advnture View Post
Hi Daniyal,

Tobacco beetle eggs won't be killed off by being placed in your refrigerator. You have to freeze them for several days and then transition them to the frig for a few days.

Secondly, the cigars may have dried while in the frig and is now drawing moisture from your humidifier to point where it is dropping below 70% RH.

Personally, I prefer an RH level around 65%. I find that you get fewer draw and burn issues.

Hope this helps,

Mark
Hi Mark,

I started off by putting them in the freezer for a week and then transferring them to the fridge. The humidor maintained itself around 70% for a week and then dropped to around 65%. At 65%RH the smokes were a bit dry and harsh I guess its probably the high heat and low humidity in my area that requires higher levels of humidity to maintain the smokes. Anyway I'm currently using a shot glass to help my humidifier do its job and it seems to be working I think the problem may be as simple as having an under-sized humidifier.

Cheers,

Daniyal
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