I recently got into cigars.. I only have around 10 at a time.. I purchased the 1 year zip lock bag from boveda. It came with a small bag inside it. I also just got my size 60 69% bags ill use when the small one that came with the bag gets stiff. I like the zip lock as it saves space.. and is easy to transport. I smoked cigars mainly when I golf and after a long day at the fire house, so the simple easy setup works great for me. Thx
Interesting in the aspect that as a child growing up I never ever saw my Great Grandfather or my Uncles use a Humidor or a Humidity pack. They simply kept their Cigars stored in the box they came in. Lastly I also never ever saw them use a Butane Lighter/fill or refill a lighter with Butane. 🤷🏾
Glad it was helpful reach out anytime if you have questions or want to see any topics covered that we don't have up on our channel. Welcome to the community Fernando and enjoy those cigars!
My humidor holds about 74% very well with the cup of fluid and two jars of beads in the bottom. I'm hoping that adding two Bovida packs of 69% to it and alternating them monthly with the two in the Tupperdor will actually extend their use _and_ bring the average down a few points in the humidor.
So am I hearing this correctly??? If I have a 100 count humidor but only have 25 cigars in it at a time, I still need to keep FOUR 60 gram packs in it at all times??
Yes, the different sized humidity packs don't go by cigar count, they go by the space inside the humidor. If you have a 50 count, then you need 2 packs to correctly humidify that space
I should have watched this video before purchasing some Boveda packs. Living in Central Cali, it's very dry here and I bought the 69% packs but my humidor suffers to even get above 50% humidity. I should have started with the 85%, seasoned the humidor for a few weeks and then dropped down to the 75% packs. This was a great video and a lot of help. Thanks.
I have a humidor from Case Elegance and love it but I do not love using gel beads and humidor solution. Got turned on to Boveda and will see, but looks to be the perfect solution to my problem without the mess.
Yes, but just reference the Boveda site to see what RH level is need they may need a different level depending on what you are storing. Thanks for watching!
Great thing about Boveda is you don't really need the holders it just looks really nice next to all those beautiful sticks! Thanks for watching and check out our Mardo Money!
Team , I've got a 300 count humidor common so I'm wondering when you have a cabinet like that with the controlled temperature? Does the bividia packs work in there too? If so, how many? If they're in boxes, how many would you need? I have a small humidor and I bought the bigger one to get some of my favorite boxes. What do you think?
I am a herbs consumer i smoke mullien . Mugwort. Peppermint. Lavender and i have always experienced harsh taste because those herbs always come in a very dry condition , so what do you suggest me to buy 62% or 69% ?
I have an 12x12x15 inch humidor with seven draws. I have 72% boveda bags in it. They are 60 gram packs 5 of them. And the humidity is staying at 69%. What should I do to get it up to 70%?The room hovers around 70 degrees. Its middle of FEB. Live in California. Thanks I like your shows.
If the humidor has any type of windows it maybe just the best you are going to get. Some try to put a type of sealant along the seams of the windows to help create a better seal. If it is solid wood check to see if when you close the lid it makes a swoosh from a good seal. If there is no resistance you may need to re-season your humidor. Some of the more inexpensive humidors will never have a proper seal. One other thing to mention is to not have it in direct sunlight or in a room that has a very low RH. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.
Joe I had the same thing and what happened I had the 4 packs for a longer period of time due to keeping the status the same it was twice as long and perfectly fresh
I just picked up a 25ct box of Arturo Fuente Anjeo No. 50 from Holt’s. Currently seasoning a $115 entry level humidor which will be ready tomorrow. Keeping cigars in cellophane. Very long term storage as they will be gifted over the years. The man at the store gave me a 69% pack. So I should expect the humidor to read 65%? Is this a good thing, for long term storage because you said it should be 72%… I’m confused now
@@Kenny-yl9pc this was a great response. This is what I needed. Honestly I’ve been spending the last week and a half trying to calibrate trash hygrometers on top of it, which hasn’t made this fun but more stressful than anything. I bought a beautiful humidor. I looked at it as a piece of furniture but I currently have my cigars in Tupperware so I think I’m going to just take the lost and say screw it I’m receptive to everything you said and will implement it immediately. I’ve actually been hearing a lot about the difference between humidor versus Tupperware so I currently have them in a Rubbermaid Tupperware. This reply was right on time.
Nooooooooo!!!! Do not cut it open, just place it any where inside humidor even on top of cigars. It is designed to take in and release moisture as needed through the packet material.
Don’t feel bad I did that on my first Humidor. ¿Does this damage the humidor in any way? When I saw the white guy liquid I placed the Bóveda brown bag on a small dish and inside of the wood Humidor!!
So I was seasoning my new humidor wit the Boveda packs n 5 days in my wife was cleaning n opened the box to put my cigar cutter inside it was only open for a sec do I need to start the 2 week process all over again or will it b fine?
It will be just fine. Best advice is calibrate your hygrometers... if you are having issues with humidity levels after you can always repeat the process if necessary. Thanks for watching.
Great informative video. Boveda packs are simple to use and they just work. Question...Since this is a 2 way system, if a pack is drying out and you put a couple of fresh fully charged packs in...shouldn't the dried out one start to "refill" from any excess humidity over your target level?
Yes, we asked Rob this question too. However this process impacts the consistency of humidity and impacts how long the older pack will last. Simply put it is a quick fix. You are better off buying a fresh pack.
Hi. If I have a small humidor that fits 10 cigars, which size pack to use and how many? Also, what if I use a large size 60, only for the reason for it to have it last longer (longevity)? Is that okay, or is that too big of a pack for only like 10 or so cigars? Is there such a thing as going too big, and will negatively affect the cigars, or no? Thank you
What is the lifespan of these Boveda Packs? If I only use two packs every 3months, then it will take me 15 months to use a 10 pack. Will they last that long?
about three weeks ago, got a new wooden humidor. It's the 100 ;count "'tobacco leaf" by Humidor Supreme. I put four 84% boveda 60gm packs into it about three weeks ago. but the packs are as juicy as when i put them in. is the seal on my humidor that good? or am i making mistakes.
As long as you took the pack out of the individual cellophane wrapper then yes if the packs are still moist that means that the wood is not pulling the moister and ready for your cigars... put in a calibrated hygrometer for a day or two before putting the cigars in just to make sure its not higher than 72RH when the humidor has been closed for a day or two. If you humidor is running an RH higher without any Boveda pack inside then you need to get packs that have a lower RH level like 69% or if you have Cubans 65%. Thanks for watching.
Okay on the video...just ordered some...now, question: You do have to remove them from the brown envelope: correct? Sorry, probably a stupid question...but I do have a humidor...removed the brown envelope, soaked the Boveda pad inside for about 20 minutes in distilled water (after removing it from brown wrapper) ...IS this correct?? Seems it is working in my humidor as the hygrometer needle is right in the middle about 77%....would appreciate your comments....and if this is correct and how long does the Boveda last...how many time can it be re-soaked. Thanks so much....for the reply.
Hi Joey, the Boveda packs work with out cutting them open. Just place the packs right inside the humidor no distilled water needed. If you have different shelves or or drawers it works best to have one in each area. You can tell when the Boveda pack needs to be replaced when the packs harden up. about every 3 to 4 months. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching Guy! Boveda has a specific one for seasoning which is 84% and yes you can re-season and old humidor and I think Boveda is the perfect way to go you do not want to apply distilled water to really dried out wood it could damage the humidor beyond repair. Boveda is a good way where you do not have to wipe down the wood. Which you can a lot safer after seasoning with the 84% packs. Hope that helps.
It all comes down to your preference. If your humidor is big enough and allows a good air flow with the boxes in then it is fine either way. One way to see what you prefer is to take a few out of the box and a few of those out of the cellophane so you have a sample of each. Wait a couple months and then begin to test them out and see if there is a difference you notice and which one you prefer. Good to have a few of each so you can test at different marks like 3 months, 6 months and a year. Thanks for watching.
I enjoyed this talk with the Boveda rep. I have a 250ct thermoelectric temperature controlled cigar humidor. How many 69% packs do I use to season this humidor? Or what size would you recommend I use the big Boveda 380 pack.
The big one is great but even better if you put a 60g on each shelf or drawer... you can't have too many as long as they are the same RH, thanks for watching!
I just bought a small plastic travel case that holds about 10 cigars. I just dropped a larger 72% pack in it but the travel case only has 5 cigars in it. Is that overkill?
The 320g maybe really too big but the 60g or the smaller squares which are about 1 gram would be fine for that amount. The good news is that they are designed to produce the consistent RH level and even though you have one too big. If you have a hygrometer that's the best way to tell if the condition of the case is good. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Cuban cigars are often rolled tighter than new world cigars and produce more humidity from each cigar. If you have a humidor with mostly Cubans the humidity level will be much higher in the humidor. Thanks for watching.
Does not over humidify they will absorb any extra humidity over the RH level of the pack. Best advice is always to have a calibrated hygrometer to know exactly if it is too humid or to dry. Thanks for watching.
You can rehydrate them by putting them in a container with a smaller dish of distilled water next to them, however they will not last very long and not work as well as they are intended to. Better off getting new one.
I have a Need One23L 150 count humidor. And I have a 84% Boveda pack in it and it stays at 71%. I seasoned my humidor for 4 weeks with the same pack. ???
After two weeks the wineador should be well seasoned if it was a 320g 84RH as long as it was kept shut. It may be a good idea to have at least two calibrated hygrometers in different parts of the wineador, one in the drawer and one on a shelf. When you are first seasoning the wood shelves and drawers, the wood will draw a lot of moisture out of the pack and the inclosed air. You can remove the 84% pack and check on the RH level on your hygrometer the next day or two to see if it drops. You then can determine what RH you will need to put in to adjust just keep in mind the cigars can add a lot of humidity themselves especially Cuban cigars. Boveda recommends that for every 100 cigars you use 1 320g but if there are different areas like a draw you may want to add a 60g inside the draw if needed. Something else to consider as well is that if the wineador is pushed up to a wall that gets direct sunlight from the outside it may cause unwanted conditions in the humidor. Hope that helps reach out anytime if you have other questions. You can check out the Boveda site as well has a lot of useful information... store.bovedainc.com/collections/boveda-for-tobacco/products/boveda-seasoning-for-humidors-size-320-single-for-cigar Thanks for watching
It is recommended that for 50-75ct to use three 60g Boveda Packs. If you live in an environment that is close to your desired humidity in your humidor you probably be just fine with two but Boveda works best in numbers the more you have the better! Thanks for watching!
My brand new humidor would not correctly hold moisture level until weeks after seasoning (multiple seasonings). If people tell you that a humidor will be ready 3 days after seasoning -> lying.
I have 8 Cubans that I just bought. I have an airtight plastic container. Should I use the 65% since they’re Cuban? Or should I go with the 69% because of the airtight container?
Is it ok to have a 61 RH level in my wood Humidor? I’m using the 65% Boveda pack in my seasoned Humidor and the RH level always stars around 61 to 62%. I only store Cuban cigars
Cubans tend to be rolled tighter than other cigars which can produce more humidity in your humidor. Getting it as close to 65% is ideal. A few things you can do is one always ensure your hygrometer is calibrated, two, you have enough packs for your humidor and in each compartment if it has shelves, and last make sure the humidor is in a good location in your house where it is not getting direct sunlight or blasts of air from an ac or heater. Hope that helps and you can check out the Bovedainc.com site for more information on storing Cuban cigars. Thanks for watching!
I bought Blenders Gold Imperial at Walgreens when I opened the pack it has small bag of Boveda. When I opened one Cigar it went crack and very dry. Why? Can you explain?
Just picked up fresh box of Romeo Juliette reserve real magnum.. MY FAVORITE CIGAR At 1 stick per day, I need 1 box of freshness I use the cigar box .....no humidor Planning on using Boveda 69% .... How many boveda should I use?
Thanks for watching! If it is to put in one box of cigars I would say on 60g bag if you can fit in there if not I'd say at least 2 of the smaller ones. Cigar boxes sometimes comes with one small one inside that is intended to keep it safe while traveling but the it's with the notion that the box is being kept in a humidity and temperature controlled environment.
I got a 4 pack of the 72% packs. I have a single humidor-pretty standard size-that never has more than 20 cigars in it. So I assume I just use one pack. But will the other 3 packs last in the ziploc type small plastic bag they came in? Or do I need to store the remaining 3 packs some other way? Thanks!
Leave them in the plastic and place them in an air tight container should last up to a year for shelf life in the right conditions. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I've read that if you're using a cheaper humidor, like ones made in China (mine was $35 15/20 count, made in China) you should use the 75% Boveda pack as the China made humidors have a less reliable seal and more moisture is lost. Is this true? Thanks
You may get one that has a good seal. See how the humidor behaves, but finding one with a good seal is a much better approach than going up in RH levels to compensate for it. If you are going for a less expensive humidor a good suggestion would also to avoid one that has glass or plastic windows which could have more issues of it not being sealed properly. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
I just wiped the inside of my humidor with distilled water. I used a sponge being careful not to soak it too much. Do I wait after 24 hours to place boveda pack in? Should I get the jar of humidity gel? On top of all that should have the humidification unit in there as well??? Help !
Hi David, if you are seasoning your humidor, there is a specific Boveda set made for that with a much higher RH level or you can season your humidor with distilled water. Either way does take a period of time. Once the humidor has been properly seasoned then you can place the regular Boveda (65% to 72%) in your humidor or the gel pack but not both. The Boveda is designed to be the only humidity source needed as long as you have the right number of packs all at the same RH level. Check out some of our videos on seasoning humidors and our site or Boveda's for how many and what type of packs you need for your humidor. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
Hello, I have a wood humidor and I’ve added 10 69% packs as I have a mix of Cubans and new world. My humidor is still showing 71% humidity. Is this normal?
Yes, Cuban cigars are rolled tighter than other cigars and produce a good amount of humidity and Boveda suggests using 65% to compensate. Also, if you have not already calibrated your hygrometer using the teaspoon of salt and distilled water method to see if your hygrometer is reading + or - any. Most of all the best test is to smoke them if they go out on you, they are too humid. Last using 65% will also help reduce the chances of mold or extra plume on the Cubans. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.
I just received my humidor I want to season it last night and I put Bravo 62 RN in it can I take them out and put the 84 in there or is the 62 fine to season it?
What do you think about a desktop humidor with the humidity in Alabama? I think the acrylic one what about 20 cigars it can hold just need to know I am a beginner.
Hi Barry! If you are using a humidor that is air tight like most acrylic are you wood use a 69% RH. Now if your state is very humid you may need to switch down with a lower RH like 65%. Boveda draws in moisture when it is too humid in the humidor. I suggest starting out with 69% Just make sure to get a a digital hygrometer.
For Cuban Cigars it is recommend to use the 65% instead of the 69%. If they are in a smaller acrylic 62% should be good but we would still recommend starting out with the 65% and if the humidity is still to high then go lower. Best advice is to always calibrate your hygrometer to insure you are getting an accurate reading. Thanks for watching!
I do wonder, for a 3 level glass and wood cabinet 1x2 ft humidor how many boveda packs would I need. And since it’s glass and would what percentage should be recommended. It’s a bigger humidor than a small desk humidor, but it’s also not a massive humidor
With glass you generally do not get a perfect seal which you would want to use a higher level RH to compensate it not being airtight. For the size it is recommended to use one 60g pack every 25 cigars. If you have multiple shelves its a good idea to have one on every shelf. Best advice is to get a couple calibrated hygrometers so you can see where the RH is for each area of your humidor and you can decide if you need to go up or down in RH or if you need to add an extra one on a specific area. Keep in mind when using multiple boveda packs the RH level of the packs need to all be the same! Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
I was told 72% humidity would cause mold. But i used 84% 320 gram took exactly 14 days.. now using 69s and its holding 67 perfect. But ill say this if its your fist one your going to get pissed at one point but be patient and itll pay off
Sure that should be ok... the cardboard can be helpful if you are trying to stand it up or you can even lay cigars directly on top too, but the pack can be used with out as well. Thanks for watching.
Regardless if the box of cigars are wrapped in plastic the box should still be kept in the proper conditions so yes we would recommend humidifying the container the box is in. If you are asking if you can put Boveda inside the sealed box that is up to manufacture and some do place Boveda packs inside the box to help keep the cigars in optimal condition. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
I would stick to 60g size for any long term storage. But the theory works for any size them more packs you have the better and perhaps the longer they may last. Just make sure they are all the same RH level. Thanks for watching!
Yes. I have a tupperdor with around 40 sticks and three 69 boveda 10g. It has maintained humidity for months now. I have a digital hygrometer in there to verify.
Hello guys! Thank you for the information. Now I want to ask you guys, if I want to buy a bundle of 10 packs of 60 grams and I want to use only one. How do I store the other 9 packs so they won't dry out? Just got into cigars, don't mock me haha.
They should be individually wrapped in plastic within the box which helps. But keep in a place like where you would keep your humidor. Not directly in the path of AC or sunlight. Cool dark cabinet or closet would seem a good fit. Another idea is store them all together in a Tupperware still individually wrapped but they may help each other last longer. Thanks for watching!
Hi Holden, here are few tips to help get your humidor to the right RH level. 1st make sure the humidor is seasoned and has a proper seal. 2nd where the humidor is kept can make a big difference, keep it in a cool area with no direct sunlight or blast from ac or heaters. 3rd check to see if you have the right amount of Boveda packs and the right RH level based on the type of humidor material as well as the environment you live in. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars I filled my 50 cigar humidor box and then added 72% Boveda pack. This was my mistake. so now I bought another humidor put 2 84% packs in there and waiting the full 2 weeks until seasoned. I’ll transfer cigars to that box once done
I have a brand new humidor for 40ct cigar. it came with a Humidifier. can I keep the Humidifier in it and add 1 Boveda? actually with this setup now I have 70%. or remove the Humidifier?
So I have a Daniel Marshall Treasure chest. Amazing Humidor probably one of the best made humidors in the world. I use 8-69% bovedo packs in my humidor, and hold 69% inside. Because of the quality of the box and how thick the cedar is on the box. The box does not leak like your cheap Chinese import. Mine last 6 months, depending on how often I open the box.
Great question and yes they will not hurt your cigars. Just remember to replace them when they harden up so they do not pull moisture from your cigars. Thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars Thank you so much for the speedy response! I put some 72s in my wood humidor, and the Hygrometer is already reading a steady 70, compared to mid 60s before with the distilled water cup. I wish I found these sooner! Only downside is I bought a 4 pack on Amazon, and they did not come individually sealed, so I’m afraid the other 2 will go bad sooner than I’d like. But we shall see!
I live in a dry environment and someone told me 75% would be perfect but I have two different types of things and keeping two different types of flavors in so I would assume 72 would be perfect because I don't have any wood inside it even though the one that came with it but I had to take it out because it was broke plus I did hear that the wood transfers flavor to the cigar and might be able to regulate the humidity better but I don't care about that flavor beating the cigar in the first place so it should work anyways
Each humidor and environment can be different best advice is to always calibrate your hygrometers so you know what the real RH levels are in each part of your humidors. Just don't put two different level RH Boveda packs in the same humidor because they will counteract each other. Thanks for watching!
For a wineador that holds 100 to 300 cigars we recommend 2 XL-320g & 2 Large-60g for 300 to 500 cigars 4 XL-320g & 4 Large-60g. Keep in mind if you have multiple shelves and drawers it is a good idea to have at least one 60g per shelf/drawer and have the bigger 320g at the top and bottom of the wineador. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
They made this sound so much more difficult than it is lol. Toss the packet in with cigars, that’s it. When it doesn’t feel liquidy anymore, junk it. Not that challenging.
I've read that these are rechargeable by placing in a container with distilled water. Is this a way to save money and extend the life of the Boveda? And if so how many times can you do this?
Great question, you can easily re-hydrate them but they lose their mojo and you will have to re-hydrate very often. It is recommended that if you want the best results to protect your cigars toss and replace the packs when they get hard. Thanks for watching Johnny!
Best advice is what ever you use to humidify to use a calibrated hygrometer to see exactly where the RH is landing based on it being in an airtight container though we would recommend one 69% 60g for that size. Thanks for watching!
Hi Dan, It may be based on a few things the environment (dryer climates may need additional packs), where the humidor is located (should be in a cool area with no direct sunlight), The size of your humidor may require a 320g pack or multiple 60g packs, your humidor may not have a proper seal or needs to be reseasoned, material of the humidor and if it has glass or plastic windows usually will make a challenging time to keep the humidity at the desired level. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!
Sounds like you have a 100 to 120 count humidor, or your humidor and or cigars were on the dryer side when you put the Boveda pack in. I have five 60 gram packs in my pre-seasoned 120 count humidor and it will last 5 to 6 months, but i live in a humid climate, i doubt that it would last that long in a dry climate probably only 3 months or so. Boveda packs are greater than sliced bread, and the invention of the light bulb 😉.
I bought a 10 pack of 69% from Beveda because my Cedar Tube Humidor of 15 Cigars will fluctuate from 66%-72% I put in 1 pack and it did nothing, I put in 2 and it dropped to 60% What am I doing wrong??? I bought them on Amazon, The 10 packs came in a zip block bag from Boveda.
Could be a couple different things. Boveda has specific guide on what type of pack to use based on the material of the humidor, the humidor may need to be seasoned or has a leak, and the environment you store the humidor in can have an impact. Check out the Bovedainc.com site to see their recommendations for your type of humidor. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for tuning in! Where do use your Boveda products?
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I recently got into cigars.. I only have around 10 at a time.. I purchased the 1 year zip lock bag from boveda. It came with a small bag inside it. I also just got my size 60 69% bags ill use when the small one that came with the bag gets stiff. I like the zip lock as it saves space.. and is easy to transport. I smoked cigars mainly when I golf and after a long day at the fire house, so the simple easy setup works great for me. Thx
Interesting in the aspect that as a child growing up I never ever saw my Great Grandfather or my Uncles use a Humidor or a Humidity pack. They simply kept their Cigars stored in the box they came in. Lastly I also never ever saw them use a Butane Lighter/fill or refill a lighter with Butane. 🤷🏾
Picked up my first Boveda pack tonight. Can't imagine starting a cigar collection without Rob's stuff!
Yes indeed, thanks for watching!
Awesome video. I am a newbie at storing my cigars. Thanks for the great details and explanation.
Glad it was helpful reach out anytime if you have questions or want to see any topics covered that we don't have up on our channel. Welcome to the community Fernando and enjoy those cigars!
He’s right about the 69% pack in the wood humidor. Mine sits at 65-67% that’s after seasoning with a clean sponge and distilled water.
That's perfect imho
I have no issues at 65 in a tuple wear
My humidor holds about 74% very well with the cup of fluid and two jars of beads in the bottom. I'm hoping that adding two Bovida packs of 69% to it and alternating them monthly with the two in the Tupperdor will actually extend their use _and_ bring the average down a few points in the humidor.
So am I hearing this correctly??? If I have a 100 count humidor but only have 25 cigars in it at a time, I still need to keep FOUR 60 gram packs in it at all times??
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Yes, the different sized humidity packs don't go by cigar count, they go by the space inside the humidor. If you have a 50 count, then you need 2 packs to correctly humidify that space
I should have watched this video before purchasing some Boveda packs. Living in Central Cali, it's very dry here and I bought the 69% packs but my humidor suffers to even get above 50% humidity. I should have started with the 85%, seasoned the humidor for a few weeks and then dropped down to the 75% packs. This was a great video and a lot of help. Thanks.
Another thing to check on is if you have a proper seal on you humidor which you can check out one of are earlier episodes on. Thanks for watching!
Great vid, been using boveda for a very long time. There is no greater more effective way to maintain a constant relative humidity in your humidor !
Got to use Boveda! Thanks for watching Killian!
I have a humidor from Case Elegance and love it but I do not love using gel beads and humidor solution. Got turned on to Boveda and will see, but looks to be the perfect solution to my problem without the mess.
Received one of these with my new weed jar. Worked extremely well. Now ordering some for my humidor. Have to imagine it’ll have the same effect.
Yes, but just reference the Boveda site to see what RH level is need they may need a different level depending on what you are storing. Thanks for watching!
There is nothing better in my opinion. I only wish the wood holders weren't so expensive. Love this stuff.
Great thing about Boveda is you don't really need the holders it just looks really nice next to all those beautiful sticks! Thanks for watching and check out our Mardo Money!
what packet do you suggest for an electric humidor, I just bought a King Chii 16L
Team , I've got a 300 count humidor common so I'm wondering when you have a cabinet like that with the controlled temperature? Does the bividia packs work in there too? If so, how many? If they're in boxes, how many would you need?
I have a small humidor and I bought the bigger one to get some of my favorite boxes.
What do you think?
You answered all my questions …. excellent video!
Have all of them except the metal plate one and now that I see how it hooks. That is genius wow great video
Thanks OutSource Kings, glad is was useful!
Do u recommend leaving the plastic of the cigars or take it off?
Do I need water in the humidifier aswell as a pack? Or will just having a pack in my humidor work?
Should you unplug the humidor, while seasoning it?… thanks
I storage my Cigars (Nicaragua, Cuba, and Dom Rep. in a Wood Humidor with 69% Boveda and it works very Well.
Boveda is the way to go! Thanks for watching!
I am a herbs consumer i smoke mullien . Mugwort. Peppermint. Lavender and i have always experienced harsh taste because those herbs always come in a very dry condition , so what do you suggest me to buy 62% or 69% ?
I have an 12x12x15 inch humidor with seven draws. I have 72% boveda bags in it. They are 60 gram packs 5 of them. And the humidity is staying at 69%. What should I do to get it up to 70%?The room hovers around 70 degrees. Its middle of FEB. Live in California. Thanks I like your shows.
If the humidor has any type of windows it maybe just the best you are going to get. Some try to put a type of sealant along the seams of the windows to help create a better seal. If it is solid wood check to see if when you close the lid it makes a swoosh from a good seal. If there is no resistance you may need to re-season your humidor. Some of the more inexpensive humidors will never have a proper seal. One other thing to mention is to not have it in direct sunlight or in a room that has a very low RH. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.
Joe I had the same thing and what happened I had the 4 packs for a longer period of time due to keeping the status the same it was twice as long and perfectly fresh
Question, If I have a 300 count humidor, how many boveda packs is needed after I use the 84%. 12 let's say 72%?
I just picked up a 25ct box of Arturo Fuente Anjeo No. 50 from Holt’s. Currently seasoning a $115 entry level humidor which will be ready tomorrow. Keeping cigars in cellophane. Very long term storage as they will be gifted over the years. The man at the store gave me a 69% pack. So I should expect the humidor to read 65%? Is this a good thing, for long term storage because you said it should be 72%… I’m confused now
@@Kenny-yl9pc this was a great response. This is what I needed. Honestly I’ve been spending the last week and a half trying to calibrate trash hygrometers on top of it, which hasn’t made this fun but more stressful than anything. I bought a beautiful humidor. I looked at it as a piece of furniture but I currently have my cigars in Tupperware so I think I’m going to just take the lost and say screw it I’m receptive to everything you said and will implement it immediately. I’ve actually been hearing a lot about the difference between humidor versus Tupperware so I currently have them in a Rubbermaid Tupperware. This reply was right on time.
Do you open the boveda pack or not, my friend cut it open and placed it in my wooden humidor?
Nooooooooo!!!! Do not cut it open, just place it any where inside humidor even on top of cigars. It is designed to take in and release moisture as needed through the packet material.
Hahahahaha!! Your friend did or you did? 😂😂😂
@@MardoCigars OMG I'm glad I read this before mine arrived, I would have totally assumed you take them out of the plastic! Thanks!
Don’t feel bad I did that on my first Humidor. ¿Does this damage the humidor in any way? When I saw the white guy liquid I placed the Bóveda brown bag on a small dish and inside of the wood Humidor!!
So I was seasoning my new humidor wit the Boveda packs n 5 days in my wife was cleaning n opened the box to put my cigar cutter inside it was only open for a sec do I need to start the 2 week process all over again or will it b fine?
It will be just fine. Best advice is calibrate your hygrometers... if you are having issues with humidity levels after you can always repeat the process if necessary. Thanks for watching.
Great informative video. Boveda packs are simple to use and they just work.
Question...Since this is a 2 way system, if a pack is drying out and you put a couple of fresh fully charged packs in...shouldn't the dried out one start to "refill" from any excess humidity over your target level?
Yes, we asked Rob this question too. However this process impacts the consistency of humidity and impacts how long the older pack will last. Simply put it is a quick fix. You are better off buying a fresh pack.
@@MardoCigars I don't add new without throwing out the old.
@@MardoCigars Appreciate the response. Bovedas's are relatively inexpensive so buying new ones to take care of the sticks just makes sense.
We can also store it on the bottom and place cigars on top right? If we have a glass top? Thanks in advance.
Boveda makes it so easy, thanks for watching!
Hi. If I have a small humidor that fits 10 cigars, which size pack to use and how many?
Also, what if I use a large size 60, only for the reason for it to have it last longer (longevity)? Is that okay, or is that too big of a pack for only like 10 or so cigars?
Is there such a thing as going too big, and will negatively affect the cigars, or no? Thank you
Should not hurt the cigars but you should use the recommended size for the enclosure. Thanks for watching.
What is the lifespan of these Boveda Packs? If I only use two packs every 3months, then it will take me 15 months to use a 10 pack. Will they last that long?
Great video! I just discovered Boveda for Cigars. Thanks for doing this video.
Thanks for watching, glad it helped!
about three weeks ago, got a new wooden humidor. It's the 100 ;count "'tobacco leaf" by Humidor Supreme. I put four 84% boveda 60gm packs into it about three weeks ago. but the packs are as juicy as when i put them in. is the seal on my humidor that good? or am i making mistakes.
As long as you took the pack out of the individual cellophane wrapper then yes if the packs are still moist that means that the wood is not pulling the moister and ready for your cigars... put in a calibrated hygrometer for a day or two before putting the cigars in just to make sure its not higher than 72RH when the humidor has been closed for a day or two. If you humidor is running an RH higher without any Boveda pack inside then you need to get packs that have a lower RH level like 69% or if you have Cubans 65%. Thanks for watching.
Okay on the video...just ordered some...now, question: You do have to remove them from the brown envelope: correct? Sorry, probably a stupid question...but I do have a humidor...removed the brown envelope, soaked the Boveda pad inside for about 20 minutes in distilled water (after removing it from brown wrapper) ...IS this correct?? Seems it is working in my humidor as the hygrometer needle is right in the middle about 77%....would appreciate your comments....and if this is correct and how long does the Boveda last...how many time can it be re-soaked. Thanks so much....for the reply.
Hi Joey, the Boveda packs work with out cutting them open. Just place the packs right inside the humidor no distilled water needed. If you have different shelves or or drawers it works best to have one in each area. You can tell when the Boveda pack needs to be replaced when the packs harden up. about every 3 to 4 months. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Can I take the higher humidity pack to my humidor to season it , that I’ve had for 20 years, or just use the 72 in my humidor? Thanks
Thanks for watching Guy! Boveda has a specific one for seasoning which is 84% and yes you can re-season and old humidor and I think Boveda is the perfect way to go you do not want to apply distilled water to really dried out wood it could damage the humidor beyond repair. Boveda is a good way where you do not have to wipe down the wood. Which you can a lot safer after seasoning with the 84% packs. Hope that helps.
Should I take my cigars out of the boxes or the cellophane when I store them in my humidor. I have an electric humidor
Box not sure definitely the cellophane
It all comes down to your preference. If your humidor is big enough and allows a good air flow with the boxes in then it is fine either way. One way to see what you prefer is to take a few out of the box and a few of those out of the cellophane so you have a sample of each. Wait a couple months and then begin to test them out and see if there is a difference you notice and which one you prefer. Good to have a few of each so you can test at different marks like 3 months, 6 months and a year. Thanks for watching.
Hi, I'm new to cigars
Great video, very informative, I have a question however.
Can I put Boveda packs UNDER my cigars?
It would not hurt the cigars but ideally you should have the pack in a spot that can circulate the humidity through the humidor. Thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars Thanks for your reply. I will take your comment on board.
I enjoyed this talk with the Boveda rep. I have a 250ct thermoelectric temperature controlled cigar humidor. How many 69% packs do I use to season this humidor? Or what size would you recommend I use the big Boveda 380 pack.
The big one is great but even better if you put a 60g on each shelf or drawer... you can't have too many as long as they are the same RH, thanks for watching!
I just bought a small plastic travel case that holds about 10 cigars. I just dropped a larger 72% pack in it but the travel case only has 5 cigars in it. Is that overkill?
The 320g maybe really too big but the 60g or the smaller squares which are about 1 gram would be fine for that amount. The good news is that they are designed to produce the consistent RH level and even though you have one too big. If you have a hygrometer that's the best way to tell if the condition of the case is good. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Can they be rejuvenated? Or simply throw away?
Very usefull info , thank you for this interview
You got it, and thanks for watching!
Hi. Does it make sense to have an airtight jar with a 65% for Cubans and an airtight jar with 69% for new world cigars?
Best and thanks.
Cuban cigars are often rolled tighter than new world cigars and produce more humidity from each cigar. If you have a humidor with mostly Cubans the humidity level will be much higher in the humidor. Thanks for watching.
What happens if I have too many boveda packs in a small humidor where I hold a few cigars. Is too many packs bad? Do they over humidify the cigars?
Does not over humidify they will absorb any extra humidity over the RH level of the pack. Best advice is always to have a calibrated hygrometer to know exactly if it is too humid or to dry. Thanks for watching.
I have several Boveda packs that have become hard. Is there a way to bring them back to life?
You can rehydrate them by putting them in a container with a smaller dish of distilled water next to them, however they will not last very long and not work as well as they are intended to. Better off getting new one.
Great video!
I have a Need One23L 150 count humidor. And I have a 84% Boveda pack in it and it stays at 71%. I seasoned my humidor for 4 weeks with the same pack. ???
After two weeks the wineador should be well seasoned if it was a 320g 84RH as long as it was kept shut. It may be a good idea to have at least two calibrated hygrometers in different parts of the wineador, one in the drawer and one on a shelf. When you are first seasoning the wood shelves and drawers, the wood will draw a lot of moisture out of the pack and the inclosed air. You can remove the 84% pack and check on the RH level on your hygrometer the next day or two to see if it drops. You then can determine what RH you will need to put in to adjust just keep in mind the cigars can add a lot of humidity themselves especially Cuban cigars. Boveda recommends that for every 100 cigars you use 1 320g but if there are different areas like a draw you may want to add a 60g inside the draw if needed. Something else to consider as well is that if the wineador is pushed up to a wall that gets direct sunlight from the outside it may cause unwanted conditions in the humidor. Hope that helps reach out anytime if you have other questions. You can check out the Boveda site as well has a lot of useful information... store.bovedainc.com/collections/boveda-for-tobacco/products/boveda-seasoning-for-humidors-size-320-single-for-cigar
Thanks for watching
If I have a 65 ct humidor can I get away with 2 boveda packs or do I need to use 3?
It is recommended that for 50-75ct to use three 60g Boveda Packs. If you live in an environment that is close to your desired humidity in your humidor you probably be just fine with two but Boveda works best in numbers the more you have the better! Thanks for watching!
So using the Boveda packs we don’t have to do the water, sponge, or the plastic absorber trick?
Just Boveda is needed as long as you have the right amount/sizes for your humidor. Thanks for watching!
My brand new humidor would not correctly hold moisture level until weeks after seasoning (multiple seasonings). If people tell you that a humidor will be ready 3 days after seasoning -> lying.
I have 8 Cubans that I just bought. I have an airtight plastic container. Should I use the 65% since they’re Cuban? Or should I go with the 69% because of the airtight container?
For Cubans it is best to go with 65%, thanks for watching!
Is it ok to have a 61 RH level in my wood Humidor? I’m using the 65% Boveda pack in my seasoned Humidor and the RH level always stars around 61 to 62%. I only store Cuban cigars
Cubans tend to be rolled tighter than other cigars which can produce more humidity in your humidor. Getting it as close to 65% is ideal. A few things you can do is one always ensure your hygrometer is calibrated, two, you have enough packs for your humidor and in each compartment if it has shelves, and last make sure the humidor is in a good location in your house where it is not getting direct sunlight or blasts of air from an ac or heater. Hope that helps and you can check out the Bovedainc.com site for more information on storing Cuban cigars. Thanks for watching!
I bought Blenders Gold Imperial at Walgreens when I opened the pack it has small bag of Boveda. When I opened one Cigar it went crack and very dry. Why? Can you explain?
Boveda packs do have a shelf life of about 3 to 4 months or it could have been stored in a very dry or hot environment. Thanks for watching!
I have a brand new acrylic humidor and when I first put 2 pack 62% in plus a hydrometer, 70%, 4 days later 65. What can be wrong?
The hygrometer is of. In my experience most are, especially the ones that come with the humidors.
Just picked up fresh box of Romeo Juliette reserve real magnum..
MY FAVORITE CIGAR
At 1 stick per day, I need 1 box of freshness
I use the cigar box .....no humidor
Planning on using Boveda 69% ....
How many boveda should I use?
Thanks for watching! If it is to put in one box of cigars I would say on 60g bag if you can fit in there if not I'd say at least 2 of the smaller ones. Cigar boxes sometimes comes with one small one inside that is intended to keep it safe while traveling but the it's with the notion that the box is being kept in a humidity and temperature controlled environment.
Great video and info! Rob is great!
Yes he certainly is, Thanks for watching!
I got a 4 pack of the 72% packs. I have a single humidor-pretty standard size-that never has more than 20 cigars in it. So I assume I just use one pack. But will the other 3 packs last in the ziploc type small plastic bag they came in? Or do I need to store the remaining 3 packs some other way? Thanks!
Leave them in the plastic and place them in an air tight container should last up to a year for shelf life in the right conditions. Thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars perfect. Thanks for the response and advice.
Great video.
I've read that if you're using a cheaper humidor, like ones made in China (mine was $35 15/20 count, made in China) you should use the 75% Boveda pack as the China made humidors have a less reliable seal and more moisture is lost.
Is this true?
Thanks
You may get one that has a good seal. See how the humidor behaves, but finding one with a good seal is a much better approach than going up in RH levels to compensate for it. If you are going for a less expensive humidor a good suggestion would also to avoid one that has glass or plastic windows which could have more issues of it not being sealed properly. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Thanks for the reply.
You answered important questions. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I just wiped the inside of my humidor with distilled water. I used a sponge being careful not to soak it too much. Do I wait after 24 hours to place boveda pack in? Should I get the jar of humidity gel? On top of all that should have the humidification unit in there as well??? Help !
Hi David, if you are seasoning your humidor, there is a specific Boveda set made for that with a much higher RH level or you can season your humidor with distilled water. Either way does take a period of time. Once the humidor has been properly seasoned then you can place the regular Boveda (65% to 72%) in your humidor or the gel pack but not both. The Boveda is designed to be the only humidity source needed as long as you have the right number of packs all at the same RH level. Check out some of our videos on seasoning humidors and our site or Boveda's for how many and what type of packs you need for your humidor. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars thank you!
Hello, I have a wood humidor and I’ve added 10 69% packs as I have a mix of Cubans and new world. My humidor is still showing 71% humidity. Is this normal?
Yes, Cuban cigars are rolled tighter than other cigars and produce a good amount of humidity and Boveda suggests using 65% to compensate. Also, if you have not already calibrated your hygrometer using the teaspoon of salt and distilled water method to see if your hygrometer is reading + or - any. Most of all the best test is to smoke them if they go out on you, they are too humid. Last using 65% will also help reduce the chances of mold or extra plume on the Cubans. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.
I just received my humidor I want to season it last night and I put Bravo 62 RN in it can I take them out and put the 84 in there or is the 62 fine to season it?
To season it you put in the higher RH level in. When finish seasoning you put the lower RH in. Thanks for watching!
Good sales pitch. Buy more of what ever you actually need
What do you think about a desktop humidor with the humidity in Alabama? I think the acrylic one what about 20 cigars it can hold just need to know I am a beginner.
Hi Barry! If you are using a humidor that is air tight like most acrylic are you wood use a 69% RH. Now if your state is very humid you may need to switch down with a lower RH like 65%. Boveda draws in moisture when it is too humid in the humidor. I suggest starting out with 69% Just make sure to get a a digital hygrometer.
Can I use one 67gram pack rated a 62% in a small 10-20 acrylic humidor? Will be for cuban cigars
For Cuban Cigars it is recommend to use the 65% instead of the 69%. If they are in a smaller acrylic 62% should be good but we would still recommend starting out with the 65% and if the humidity is still to high then go lower. Best advice is to always calibrate your hygrometer to insure you are getting an accurate reading. Thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars thank you. It seems to fluctuate from 57-58 with a 62% boveda pack (67g). I think I'll have to get the 65 boveda as u stated.
How long should u keep a 58% in a jar of flower??? All the time?
Just pay attention to the flower and if it feels good take it out
But that’s a lower % so you might be able to just leave it, I have 62% and take it out when the flower is just right
I've put 3 of the 62% packs in a 1.5 ltr. mason jar with herbs. RH has remained at 59%. How long does it take to see a change?
Thanks for watching Jazzpicker. Should be good after 24 hours. Make sure you have calibrated your hygrometer.
"Put it inside" - where exactly? Top or bottom?
I do wonder, for a 3 level glass and wood cabinet 1x2 ft humidor how many boveda packs would I need. And since it’s glass and would what percentage should be recommended. It’s a bigger humidor than a small desk humidor, but it’s also not a massive humidor
With glass you generally do not get a perfect seal which you would want to use a higher level RH to compensate it not being airtight. For the size it is recommended to use one 60g pack every 25 cigars. If you have multiple shelves its a good idea to have one on every shelf. Best advice is to get a couple calibrated hygrometers so you can see where the RH is for each area of your humidor and you can decide if you need to go up or down in RH or if you need to add an extra one on a specific area. Keep in mind when using multiple boveda packs the RH level of the packs need to all be the same! Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
I was told 72% humidity would cause mold. But i used 84% 320 gram took exactly 14 days.. now using 69s and its holding 67 perfect. But ill say this if its your fist one your going to get pissed at one point but be patient and itll pay off
Can you use the 320 gram packet without the cardboard packaging?
Sure that should be ok... the cardboard can be helpful if you are trying to stand it up or you can even lay cigars directly on top too, but the pack can be used with out as well. Thanks for watching.
Can you put boveda in a box where cigars are still individually sealed with plastic?
Regardless if the box of cigars are wrapped in plastic the box should still be kept in the proper conditions so yes we would recommend humidifying the container the box is in. If you are asking if you can put Boveda inside the sealed box that is up to manufacture and some do place Boveda packs inside the box to help keep the cigars in optimal condition. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Can i use 3small packs of 10g boveda in a tupperware with 15 robusto cigars?
I would stick to 60g size for any long term storage. But the theory works for any size them more packs you have the better and perhaps the longer they may last. Just make sure they are all the same RH level. Thanks for watching!
Yes. I have a tupperdor with around 40 sticks and three 69 boveda 10g. It has maintained humidity for months now. I have a digital hygrometer in there to verify.
Hello guys! Thank you for the information. Now I want to ask you guys, if I want to buy a bundle of 10 packs of 60 grams and I want to use only one. How do I store the other 9 packs so they won't dry out?
Just got into cigars, don't mock me haha.
They should be individually wrapped in plastic within the box which helps. But keep in a place like where you would keep your humidor. Not directly in the path of AC or sunlight. Cool dark cabinet or closet would seem a good fit. Another idea is store them all together in a Tupperware still individually wrapped but they may help each other last longer. Thanks for watching!
Hello, new cigar guy here. I cannot get my humidor box to 72% humidity using the Boveda bag.
Hi Holden, here are few tips to help get your humidor to the right RH level. 1st make sure the humidor is seasoned and has a proper seal. 2nd where the humidor is kept can make a big difference, keep it in a cool area with no direct sunlight or blast from ac or heaters. 3rd check to see if you have the right amount of Boveda packs and the right RH level based on the type of humidor material as well as the environment you live in. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars I filled my 50 cigar humidor box and then added 72% Boveda pack. This was my mistake. so now I bought another humidor put 2 84% packs in there and waiting the full 2 weeks until seasoned. I’ll transfer cigars to that box once done
You need to talk about the 32% one
I have a brand new humidor for 40ct cigar. it came with a Humidifier. can I keep the Humidifier in it and add 1 Boveda? actually with this setup now I have 70%. or remove the Humidifier?
If you have a 70% Boveda pack, you can remove the humidifier that came with the humidor and the Boveda pack will ensure there is 70% humidity.
So I have a Daniel Marshall Treasure chest. Amazing Humidor probably one of the best made humidors in the world. I use 8-69%
bovedo packs in my humidor, and hold 69% inside. Because of the quality of the box and how thick the cedar is on the box. The box does not leak like your cheap Chinese import. Mine last 6 months, depending on how often I open the box.
Thanks for watching!! And yes the quality of the humidor is huge.
Do I have to dump em in unsorted waste when they're done?
You could always recycle and put it in a container that you want the packets to draw out any moisture. Thanks for watching.
Is it OK if my Boveda packs are touching the cigars?
Great question and yes they will not hurt your cigars. Just remember to replace them when they harden up so they do not pull moisture from your cigars. Thanks for watching!
@@MardoCigars Thank you so much for the speedy response! I put some 72s in my wood humidor, and the Hygrometer is already reading a steady 70, compared to mid 60s before with the distilled water cup. I wish I found these sooner! Only downside is I bought a 4 pack on Amazon, and they did not come individually sealed, so I’m afraid the other 2 will go bad sooner than I’d like. But we shall see!
I live in a dry environment and someone told me 75% would be perfect but I have two different types of things and keeping two different types of flavors in so I would assume 72 would be perfect because I don't have any wood inside it even though the one that came with it but I had to take it out because it was broke plus I did hear that the wood transfers flavor to the cigar and might be able to regulate the humidity better but I don't care about that flavor beating the cigar in the first place so it should work anyways
Each humidor and environment can be different best advice is to always calibrate your hygrometers so you know what the real RH levels are in each part of your humidors. Just don't put two different level RH Boveda packs in the same humidor because they will counteract each other. Thanks for watching!
How many do I need for 48 liter winadore please
For a wineador that holds 100 to 300 cigars we recommend 2 XL-320g & 2 Large-60g for 300 to 500 cigars 4 XL-320g & 4 Large-60g. Keep in mind if you have multiple shelves and drawers it is a good idea to have at least one 60g per shelf/drawer and have the bigger 320g at the top and bottom of the wineador. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
They made this sound so much more difficult than it is lol. Toss the packet in with cigars, that’s it. When it doesn’t feel liquidy anymore, junk it. Not that challenging.
The 62s works good for my weed. Great informative video!
Got to have Boveda to protect your treasure!
Awesome video 😎👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Is there a phone number I could call to discuss an out of the box topic that pertains.
You can reach us at Mardocigars.com (800) 466-2736 we'd be happy to try and help.
These little bags are the best they keep my box rite on the money.
Thanks for watching!
I've read that these are rechargeable by placing in a container with distilled water. Is this a way to save money and extend the life of the Boveda? And if so how many times can you do this?
Great question, you can easily re-hydrate them but they lose their mojo and you will have to re-hydrate very often. It is recommended that if you want the best results to protect your cigars toss and replace the packs when they get hard. Thanks for watching Johnny!
I would not go through the hassle. Just get new ones. When smoking cigars you never see the cost and compromise on quality.
hey great video i usually keep 10 cigars on my humidor ( 25 cigar size ) is it ok if i use a 60g 72% pack for just 10 cigars ?
Best advice is what ever you use to humidify to use a calibrated hygrometer to see exactly where the RH is landing based on it being in an airtight container though we would recommend one 69% 60g for that size. Thanks for watching!
I have a 69% pack(a week old) in my humidor and the hygrometer is reading 58-60.. makes no sense
Hi Dan, It may be based on a few things the environment (dryer climates may need additional packs), where the humidor is located (should be in a cool area with no direct sunlight), The size of your humidor may require a 320g pack or multiple 60g packs, your humidor may not have a proper seal or needs to be reseasoned, material of the humidor and if it has glass or plastic windows usually will make a challenging time to keep the humidity at the desired level. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!
Sounds like you have a 100 to 120 count humidor, or your humidor and or cigars were on the dryer side when you put the Boveda pack in.
I have five 60 gram packs in my pre-seasoned 120 count humidor and it will last 5 to 6 months, but i live in a humid climate, i doubt that it would last that long in a dry climate probably only 3 months or so.
Boveda packs are greater than sliced bread, and the invention of the light bulb 😉.
ima be that guy & ask if i can use it for cannabis, & yes its a ritorical question
Thanks for watching!
Rhetorical. Ease up on the cannabis.
Bilbo Baggins 😂😂😂
Who is actually using these for cigars? Lmao
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Rodriguez Islands
I bought a 10 pack of 69% from Beveda because my Cedar Tube Humidor of 15 Cigars will fluctuate from 66%-72%
I put in 1 pack and it did nothing, I put in 2 and it dropped to 60%
What am I doing wrong??? I bought them on Amazon, The 10 packs came in a zip block bag from Boveda.
Could be a couple different things. Boveda has specific guide on what type of pack to use based on the material of the humidor, the humidor may need to be seasoned or has a leak, and the environment you store the humidor in can have an impact. Check out the Bovedainc.com site to see their recommendations for your type of humidor. Thanks for watching!
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Schaefer Avenue
It's the 320 G 84% pack
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