Don't wipe the wood.

Also don't expect much from those cheapo China humidors unless you put some work into them to make em work.

Use tupperware, ammo can, pelican case, cooler, etc and two way humidification via Heartfelt beads or Boveda packs if you want a foolproof setup.

danmdevries wrote:

If you use Tupperware, ammo can, etc., be sure to add a couple of pieces of Spanish Cedar inside The more, the better. The Spanish Cedar does help with the aging. It's amazing how much the solid Spanish Cedar we use in our custom humidors will smooth out and improve even inexpensive, mediocre cigars. I've purchased cigars that were so harsh and/or bitter "off the truck", that after smoking one, I felt like I had been gargling sand. After some time in the humidor, they were much improved. Also, a digital hygrometer would help to control and maintain an even internal humidity.

octavup wrote:

Don't wipe the wood.

Also don't expect much from those cheapo China humidors unless you put some work into them to make em work.

Use tupperware, ammo can, pelican case, cooler, etc and two way humidification via Heartfelt beads or Boveda packs if you want a foolproof setup.

danmdevries wrote:

How exactly would a hygrometer help control humidity?

dharbolt wrote:

How exactly would a hygrometer help control humidity?

dharbolt wrote:

The hygrometer is a great evener outer and the grilled cheese sandwich(extra cheese) will age them just how you like'em.

SMOKEYOU wrote: