EVERYTHING about Humidors

[@LRS7B]

*13:03* Love the way he broke it down about the neighbour requesting a Cigar 😂😂

[@fu0221]

I've watched 10+ videos on new humidors so far and this has been the best one by far. THANK YOU!!

[@s.kennedy1989]

Well produced and extremely informative. As a novice, I was becoming increasingly frustrated by all of the contradictory information out there. Jeff explained the pros and cons of each method, and I feel like I now have a good base of knowledge to use towards preparing my humidor(s). Jeff seems like a cool guy to hang out and have a stogie with.

[@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731]

He's definitely "that guy" you wanna listen to while enjoying a good smoke.

[@kellyparker4398]

Thank you Jeff. Im a newbie and i want to thank you for this very educational tutorial on humidors. I bought one that looks exactly like the one in the video. Thanks to you.......so far so good. Oh....and ill be ordering from you guys from now on!!!

[@bestcigarprices]

You're welcome, Bryan! Feel free to reach out if you ever need help with anything.

[@user-zx1ir7jt4c]

Been using BCP for years, excellent site, and service!

[@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731]

I just payed $75 for mine. I'll take the right way which is option two. I REALLY appreciate this video. My humidor is in the mail and I seen a ton of videos ALL doing the water sponge shellacking. Mine holds 30 stogies and the cheasest one is roughly $8 that I smoke. The most I'd absolutely spend on one stogie is $40. So times the average by 25 and that's my stogie collection. That's plateau. I bookmarked bestcigarprices.com in support of this video. Sadly some of the cigars I would like right now or sold out but I will definitely Circle back. Awesome video thank you sir!👍🏽

[@bestcigarprices]

Thank you! Give us a call @ 1-888-412-4427 if you ever need any help 👍🏽

[@chipc4936]

I am learning a lot from your channel. Thank you.

[@robertkreiss1422]

Great job.Have been smoking for years with many ups and down experiences regarding humidors.Alot explained here!thanks Jeff

[@CaliGQ_]

Amazing review. It’s the updated way that shows you how to season/care for your humidor CORRECTLY!

[@GoldtopDude]

Great video, seasoning a 75 ct humidor now with three 84rh Boveda packs.....also just ordered a Boveda Butler.....have been using this method for my guitar s.....thanks again

[@andreorlowski6241]

from Brazil - Excelent video

[@ricardotijerina886]

Well explained Sir...Thanks.

[@glenphillips9068]

25.34 I agree about floral foam . Never had success with it.

[@keithr5792]

If you use the slow way to season a humidor (humidipaks) do you use distilled water at all, or just the humidipaks?

[@3gp52]

However aside from my joke comment below Very informative review clearly well rounded individual with tons of knowledge about cigar and cigar storage methods Thanks for the video!

[@Anonymous-wd1os]

Very resourceful. Bout to get in this hobby and WOW. Watched allot of vids on seasoning humidors and haven't got one yet. Might as well get a Tupper container and throw some pillows in there. Saves me more money for more stogies.

[@rr2x4tango]

Thank you very much I have learned a lot with your pro tips, I am very new in the cigar world thanks to my uncle hehe, but I have a question I just bought as a bargain a full cedar wood (no liners cedar) that is a 500 cigars capacity, the person that previously owned never used, I think is from 1990 it is in pristine condition, how do I set it up for that many cigars i know you were talking about a small humidor and to be hones I do not want to do anything stupid to ruing it. I love your videos and again thank you very much for you time and patience

[@bestcigarprices]

Hi Roberto, regardless of the age or style of your humidor you should be able to follow Jeff's tips in the video. Be sure to season thoroughly as described, and if you're using the boveda pack method you may want to start with the highest humidity level and then monitor conditions and adjust accordingly. Thanks for watching!

[@Furshed]

Excellent video.

[@drohegda]

I Thank You Sir well done and very informative.

[@aboalyism]

thank u very much for all this information about Humidors

[@bestcigarprices]

No problem, Thank you Hassan!

[@nakuljohri1]

Very cool... Gives me the complete information about humidors. Well made.

[@coachpete8883]

Are you smoking that cigar or just holding it?

[@umbrellacorporationwuhanfa3731]

😂 The man's got alot to say.

[@glenphillips9068]

I wanted to reach in & take it .

[@mikel.laughridge9480]

very good. Thanks for the tips.

[@mrcat3493]

I have a new Daniel Marshall humidor and I'm doing the 2-week method with Boveda packs. The wait is killing me, but it will be worth it.

[@MatiasProietti]

Nice! Is it everything they say it is? I'm thinking about sending in my old humidor for their cash-for-clunkers thing, if it's still happening.

[@mrcat3493]

Matias Proietti I think it is. The finish is gorgeous and the seal and craftsmanship is top notch. Also it is made here in the states. I’m not knocking the Chinese stuff, some of it is good.

[@mikestone9129]

How how about a light wipe down with PG solution for the fast way to season a humidor? Instead of distilled water.

[@rickyhorsburgh6581]

Im interested in building a cabinet humidor and doing research atm so video was very helpfull looking at 3 shelfs in it and the cabinet about 150mm deep 300mm wide 500mm long any tips for larger humidors that would remain sealed and only opened for special occasions temperature may also be an issue as i live in Australia any tips greatly appreciated i wanna get this right as its it's quite an investment

[@craigwoodhull3028]

Great Video !!!!Out here in the upper desert my 'gas are "blowing up" in 3 to 4 RH ..I am thinking 75% and small fing guages . Had one day my stick held on like a champ in 4% !!! Right now the R/H is 11% , Killer. 75% ? Woody's Discus (FB)

[@craigwoodhull3028]

Should read 'GARS

[@punithkumars3335]

Thank you

[@logos513]

Surely related to Tom Hanks!

[@cindyvincenzo2852]

Lmao

[@darinvaughan9554]

For now. The super fast way to season my humidor is with a spray bottle with distilled H2o. 1 spritz around the sides, lid, + bottom. Take a new sponge to wipe the humidor out fast. Wringing out the sponge each tome you wipe. I've also taken a sandwich bag size ziploc . Take a new wet sponge with distilled water on it. Put in a clean bowl in the microwave 30 - 60sec.. Set inside the humidor on the plastic bag. Leave in for I forget how long. Maybe just long enough for the sponge to cool off? Or 2 day's?

[@adhab]

HyGrometer

[@dowaneyaclanchannel5488]

Respect! You know what your talking about, what brands of humidors do you recommend ? Thank you and keep it up!

[@bestcigarprices]

Appreciate that! We sell a select few on our Website that we recommend, it is all kind of personal preference on style and size you may need but feel free to take a look at our selection! - Thanks www.bestcigarprices.com/cigar-directory/humidors/

[@brandonbennett7337]

Best cigar prices my a$$. Once they hit you with tax , shipping and handling its only worth going to your local cigar shop and picking up a few sticks.

[@kentuckyhillbilly9113]

Good job dude

[@fulcifan6946]

Jeff, are you from Md or Pa?

[@NetMillionaire]

Good Video thanks for sharing

[@IvanRossS]

Didn't learn nothing new, apparently I know a lot, but thank you for a great video anyway.

[@Feuerspray31]

Would someone explain to me why he suggests the Swami jars when the packets would do? Is it just another option or do I need both?

[@bestcigarprices]

Hi Mandalore, there's no need to use both Swami jars and packets at the same time, they are just two different options for humidification. I suggest you try out a couple different methods to see which works for you best. Thanks!

[@Feuerspray31]

Great! Thanks!

[@Manicmanuel]

Do not throw away bovedas!!! You can recharge them hundrets of times. Simply put them in a big enougth Lock&Lock with a Little bowl of demineralized water. Or at best with a little spacer to the bottom so you can pour the water into the L&L and use the whole surface of the bottom full of water. The Bovedas just must not touch the water. Leave this setup for a week or two and you will get them as good as new. You can even measure the perfect amount of water you need by weighing them and determing how much water you need to get them back to their 60g or what size you have. Be aware that they are ment to work in two ways. So do not "overfill" them or they won't be able to pick up humidity if it is too high.

[@ricardotijerina886]

i need to recharge a 72% pack...never done it before...hope it goes well....

[@Manicmanuel]

Just keep it (the box) in a warm place. I have my „recharging station“ in the basement room with the heating where it has 24C the whole year....works like a charm.

[@tayloralbrecht8362]

What is a Lock&Lock?

[@CrosbysCorner]

@@ricardotijerina886 I recharge mine all the time. It works great!

[@ricardotijerina886]

@@CrosbysCorner ...Yes Sir. I'm recharging 6 packs in a Acrylic jar humidor as we speak... :)

[@arupian666]

LOL ! I literally just threw out the junk analog hygrometer that came with my $200+ humidor and ordered a digital one from Amazon. Then I came to watch this vid. And which hygrometer did I order ? The one he holds up ! Pro endorsed. I chose well.

[@bestcigarprices]

Funny how things work lol! Good choice!

[@hansgruber8273]

Well done Jeff. Definitely worth the listen. Will be visiting bestcigarprices.com next and hope to be equally impressed.

[@jacobsondusty36]

I just bought 1 84% season pack from my local cigar shop and he told me that all I would need is 1 in a 50 cigar capacity humidor, (same one in video) and also told me all I have to do is open it, pop it in (empty humidor of course) and leave it for 3 days or until pack has become hard. Is he wrong then, should I really have gotten 2? Since I only bought 1 is it going to season my humidor probably? This guy has been in business since the 70's or so and is well established. I really need help on this matter, I don't want to ruin my Cigars.

[@bestcigarprices]

Hi Dustin, the Boveda website recommends that you use "one packet for every 25 cigars your humidor can hold." We typically go by what the manufacturer suggests, you can check out the full instructions for seasoning with the packets here: bovedainc.com/store/tobacco/seasoning/. Thank you for watching and please let us know if you have any more questions!

[@jacobsondusty36]

bestcigarprices Thank you for your response and help on this, very much appreciated. I have learned a lot from watching your videos among others, again Thank you.

[@GV_777YT]

Lol i hope your neighbours dont ever watch this video lol

[@BIG12Devil]

This is what I imagine Trey Parker will look like soon

[@3gp52]

Even talking about the “slow way” took some time to get around to actually tell me throw a boveda pack in there

[@romeliapolly2520]

There are many similar projects in Woodglut's plans.

[@glenphillips9068]

24.15 no. Without analog there would be no digital.

[@user-zx1ir7jt4c]

Never wipe it down. To me that's not even an option, unless of course you bought a 20 dollar humidor, lol.

[@TheRBW62]

The Jar take up room, go with Boveda. No worry, takes less room, come in dif sizes.

[@QualeQualeson]

I hope for your sake that Boveda pays you for that service.

[@gtrmusic69]

OK? Alright? For 50% of the video.

[@rosschase1886]

Good info but very slow and repetitive

[@IntheStudioDoingaSession]

Now, ok, first of all, ok, first, now, ok, but, first off, now, ok, now, first, ok, ok, now, first of all, but, now.

[@GhostCob]

Pg Solution is Overpriced and Overrated... Distilled Water for Sure...

[@GhostCob]

Hydrometer??? It’s called a Hygrometer .. I have a hard time trusting these Clowns. They didn’t even catch this during the Editing Process... Pro Tip? Don’t think I would call him a Pro....

[@rja9784]

Cigar snob alert! 🙄

[@bdhd206]

a 27 minute video is way damn to many, you lost me man sorry

[@erockimon]

You shouldn't season your humidor 🙃

[@imerupp]

The reason you want a wood humidor is that IT BREATHES! this guy is either telling everyday knowledge like its a secret, or he he presents misinformation, saying a wood humidor is a show piece and Tupperware is just as good. PLASTIC doesn't breath, you can use it for roughly 2-3 weeks if you are waiting on your humidor to cure. Best thing you can do is not listen to this guy, he has probably roughly new to the game.

[@bestcigarprices]

Hi imerupp, this video was intended to be a "primer" of sorts for those who are new to cigars or unfamiliar with the practice of maintaining a humidor. Jeff Brown is one of the most experienced cigar professionals in the business, and is one of the very few Certified Master Tobacconists in the world. In the section of the video you are referencing he was relaying the fact that a tightly sealed tupperware with humidity pack will provide a suitable environment for humidification without the elegance of a proper humidor. To create the "breathing" that you're referring to, you can alternately place some pieces of Spanish Cedar inside a properly sealed tupperware container. Thanks for watching!

[@imerupp]

Thank you for the reply, sorry if I came off a bit aggressive just passionate about cigars, thank you for the videos!!

[@danoldsbb455]

imerupp you got schooled