wallyguitar
10 years ago

LOL good to hear your home. Hope all is well with you aside from the humi.

dharbolt wrote:



Thanks brother. Looking forward to my retirement. More more deployments for this guy. September 1st can't get here soon enough!
MACS
10 years ago

I'm sure there is some method out there recommended by the cigar wizard........That being said I would just get my humidor back up in the low 60's and give it time.I run mine year round between 58 and 63.I had a desktop get ignored for an extended period........threw them in my main setup,2-3 months later all was fine.

Whistlebritches wrote:



That. My humi sits around 60-63% year round. Get your humidor up to 60-63% and let nature take its course over the next few months.
rrumba
10 years ago
I found one of mine humis that were the same way, through the great wizard of Google the process is slow and long but doable. Will take about 8 months roughly. Slowly over months time increase your humidity a few notches and let stay that way until stabilized, then up a lil more, etc. Once you finally get up to proper humidity then you will need to let set even longer probably another 8 months to a year. Thankfully I didn't have that much and just pitched em, you on the other hand it is worth the effort to me.

Besides who doesn't love a good challenge.
Palama
10 years ago
Good to see you back Wally. Bummers about your humidor. In the meantime, your presence is requested here:

http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/posts/m/4135024/n00b-PIB-Round-2-FIGHT#post4135024 

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Weapon X
10 years ago
Welcome home Wally !!!
I rehydrated about 200 for my ex Brother in law a year or so ago, I found putting them in smaller Tupperware, started out with a damp sponge and got them to 50, then threw in Boveda and they worked out pretty good, some were cracked and beyond help, but about 75% of them turned out smokeable.

Take it easy, good to see you again !
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