Lowman
Monday, July 28, 2003 6:03:00 AM
Come on... my boys are looking forward to a visit from some German foreign exchange students... LOL

Low

Slimboli
Monday, July 28, 2003 6:15:00 AM
Have you thought of a 'Cigar Oasis I' for humidification? It may not be big enough for you, but they do have them at CI ...

There is also the 'Cigar Oasis II' Electronic Humidifier:

Totally unattended, reliable operation;

Uses only 100% distilled water no chemicals;

Water reservoir is user refillable;

Built in filtration and mold retardant;

Set to maintains the humidity at 70% or user adjustable humidity from 60-80% humidity;

Includes circulation fans to maintain uniform humidity;

Suitable for large humidors, armoires, display cases, etc.;

Overall dimensions only 6 1/2" wide x 5 1/4" high x 13" long;

Adapter plugs into any standard power outlet;

Standard adapter 120VAC - Optional 240VAC.

Regular $290, I've seen them online for $267.00 ...

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Moist-N-Aire Humidifier's are another way to go, and I've heard good thigns about them:

If you have a display case, cabinet or end-table size humidor, the Moist-N-Aire is one of the most economical humidifiers you can purchase.

With an all stainless steel construction , this automatically controlled electric unit will humidify an area up to 48 cubic feet (6' x 4' x 2'). For case larger than this, 2 Moist-N-Aire humidifiers can be used. The Moist-N-Aire is available in both a 110-volt (USA) and 220-volt model (Europe), has a built in float so you can easily notice when water needs to be added, and has a reservoir that holds approximately 2 quarts of water.

A separate hygrometer is required to obtain the humidity reading of your humidor. To reach your desired humidity level, make the initial setting on the Moist-N-Aire low, and slowly increase over a period of a few days. Size: 9"W x 5"D x 9"H.

S-1000 / USA --- $155.00 (110V)

S-2000 / Europe --- $170.00 (220V)

smithbw
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Monday, July 28, 2003 6:16:00 AM
🙂

Not sure about mixing gars, the ones that I have are very dominate!

Regards,

B

SteveS
Monday, July 28, 2003 6:16:00 AM
Billy ... I can improve on Lowman's offer ... if you decide to ship your cigars to me to care for in your absence, you can cut out the need for a trip to Jersey ...
jd1
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Monday, July 28, 2003 8:19:00 AM
Billy; email sent
smithbw
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Monday, July 28, 2003 8:42:00 AM
Thanks JD1...

Slim - there are a couple of great ideas in your mail thanks!

SteveS - What about everybody just comes over here to help me recover? Don't know but I think it is easier than moving my gars... 🙂

Regards,

B

Homebrew
Monday, July 28, 2003 3:12:00 PM
I am working on a project that may help.

I have an extra refridgerator. I am in the process of lining it with spanish cedar. I will then, fit it with an oasis humidifier, and install a thermostat from a central ac unit, to control the refridgerator.

I am hopeing this will help me get through the long hot Arkansas summers, without the superhigh cooling bills I currently have.

Later

Dave (A.K.A. Homebrew)

CigarNewb
Tuesday, July 29, 2003 1:36:00 AM
Billy,

c'mon down HERE for some R&R, you can bring your gars with ya. nice tropical climate might do you and your sticks some good LOL. im sure the mrs wouldnt mind it down here either LOL. I hear the islands can help speed up the recovery process... 4 weeks in paradise, just what the doctor ordered.

Aloha,

Jon

smithbw
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Tuesday, July 29, 2003 4:51:00 AM
Jon,

Thanks - My Brother - for the Awesome Offer...

I can't think of a better place to spend some quality time with the family and my gars...Except NJ! Had to say that in case Docrks or Lowman is reading this...Ha. Ha.

Regards,

B

Lowman
Tuesday, July 29, 2003 4:54:00 AM
Big brother is watching, my brother...

Low