If analog, toss it. If digital, when was it calibrated and how?

http://www.cigarsinternational.com/prodDisp.asp?item=M-HYG12&cat=10 ).

I’ve only used the Boveda Calibration Kits to try and set the correct humidity. I just don’t “trust” the salt test. I also suggest that you start using heartfelt beads instead of what you are currently using.

The bottom line is how the cigars taste and smoke. I always try to keep ~60% RH and 60 F temp. YMMV

Does Heartfelt have 60% beads?

http://bit.ly/Owk3ju 

1. place hygrometer on flat surface.

2. pickup hammer.

3. strike hygrometer with hammer.

4. open nearest window.

5. throw hygrometer out window.

6. close window.

#-o

Just being yourself and your cigars to Albuquerque, where the humidity hovers around 10%. I'll help you smoke them up before they get too dry. [sarcasm]