I love my new Treasure Dome humidor. I filled the crappy black humidification devices with Heartfelt Beads and it is doing great. One issue. The crappy sticky squares that secure the humidifiers to the lid have fallen off. I bought new ones with no success. I like them secured to the lid to save space. I can obviously glue the metal plate to the wood but I am worried about fumes from the glue infecting the cigars in an air tight environment. Am I being overly worried or does someone have a better idea? I looked for a strong non-toxic glue but Elmers white was all I could find in my search.

Well, I actually would be a bit worried myself. Cigars can easily take on smells and glue usually is pretty pungent. Is there any place to lay the humidification device instead of sticking it to the humi? This has happened to me before and I just put the beads in whatever container they are in somewhere randomly in the humi.

The sticky things never hold, i just find a dedicated place for the humidification device(s).

Sticky back Velcro.

when i made trays for my cooleradors, i use a hot glue gun. Holds strong and no odors at all.

Velcro sounds good. Try miniature cabinet screws. Or not use the lid.

Like Roadlaw, I hot glued mine. Works good, and no glue odor.

I have used silly putty to fill seams in a wine cabinet I was one converting to a huge humi. Then I had kids and it never got finished.

I like the hot glue idea. The only problem with the Velcro is that when I pull those devices off it is attached so well I worry about the cover coming off and all those beads spilling out.. That will be my pan B. Thanks for the help!

I've used plain super glue on all of mine with out a problem of odor or anything.

You only need a small drop on the back of the metal plate to do it.

Why eff around with a glue gun and glue sticks when you can have it done for $1.00 a tube in 2 minutes.

Do what you want though.

TIGER

Elmers glue stick has worked perfect for me and it has no scent.