Humidor 101: Everything You Need to Know

Setting up and maintaining a humidor can feel like a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. In this video, the Holt's guys talk about everything you need to know about Humidors, from the different types of humidors to seasoning, maintaining proper humidity, and how to keep your cigars fresh.
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[@channel77890]

I love the Cigar 101 videos. There's always lots of great stuff to learn.

[@CigarsnWhiskey]

I started with tupperdores. They worked fine kept them in the basement about 62 degrees with boveda 69% packs. About 8 months ago my dad and i built a large cabinet humidor for my collection and it has been awesome. Room temp is 72 degrees humidity is 66 and holds about 1400 cigars. Big difference to me than having a bunch of tupperdores. They smoke fantastic with no issues so far. 2 fans blow through a wicking filter that has 50/50 solution. There are 2 more fans that circulate air every 4 hours for 15 minutes. Best thing i did for my journey.

[@Wm_Gemmell]

Two good friends frequently sitting back, having a smoke and a drink, and making some great content for us at home to watch and learn. Love it. My rule of thumb is the same for humidor space as it is for bottle space if you're working on a lounge at home, or hey, even if you're building a garage. "Whatever you think you need, at least double it." At most triple. Typically always works out.

[@holtscigars]

Can't hurt 😂 thanks for watching and commenting!

[@nathanbutcher1864]

Love the consistent uploads, thanks guys!

[@jrios29]

My perfect wife got me an electric humidor from NeedOne, and it is perfect! I got the Spanish Cedar Box Trays, and I get the same beautiful aroma in the electric that I did in my Savoy. It really is set it and forget it, especially having Boveda packs and a Govee Bluetooth hydrometer!

[@Johnfisher12345]

That really is the way to go. Electric humidor all the way!

[@november_whiskey85]

I have the exact setup. 16L Needone that I won from solving a maze on Instagram 😂 2 cedar trays and 1 drawer and the govee up top. Bovida for humidity control. Works great. Only complaint is the condensation drains INSIDE the humidor. Which is a terrible design. So I keep mine at 71° to avoid condensation but I'd prefer 67°.

[@wiliam58441]

If you leave the cigars in cellophane humidity can’t get to them and they will dry up is that not correct.

[@mr.unamazing3919]

Sounds exactly like my setup

[@Johnfisher12345]

@wiliam58441 This is COMPLETELY false. It’s amazing that anyone believes such nonsense.

[@storminnormin4651]

I also give you guys props on the advisement against using Boveda AND the humidifier element because they would be battling against each other. I did what you said and got INSTANT positive results and a stable read out. Thanks.

[@Doko88]

are they really? I would say they would settle .... the humidity wont go up and down all the time. The Boveda package can not soak up unlimited amounts of water.

[@storminnormin4651]

@@Doko88 the proof is in the results from my Govee hydrometer.

[@a_badali]

I need a Holt video on humidifiers for cabinet humidors

[@joecantrell8516]

More great advice from the two most trusted celebrities in the cigar market place . Thanks guys

[@holtscigars]

You bet!

[@scottmattern482]

I go in about 3-6 year cycles of my enthusiasm for cigars. The last few weeks have got me interested again. I have a cheap little humidor being seasoned as we speak. Great timing on the topic for me. Thanks, fellas.

[@holtscigars]

Glad we could help 👊

[@N-V-ME_313]

And welcome back!

[@caseyjmaguire]

I took notes for 20 minutes than Mazz said don’t overthink it! Haha this was a great video thanks boys

[@anthonymazzola4470]

Notes are good. Driving yourself crazy is not. 😅

[@kaysonchavez2258]

I have a humidor that I made out of a nicer glass sealing box i found at Walmart with a small grill like rack to allow proper humidofication and a bovida pack i got that came with my cigars. I also got a small humidity and tempature gauge. My setup keeps the humidity great. I keep it at the top of my closet in a dark place and it stays just about at 70° sometimes drops down to around 67° but that's the lowest it gets. I'm really proud of it and it works great for what I need!

[@BigSkoom]

i have a kingchi coolidor 400 capacity from amazon, absolutely love it no complaints, if you're in the market i absolutely suggest, set and forget . Love your videos guys! would leave to see more spice bomb content!

[@dhall78]

I wasn’t worried too much on looks as much as the amount it can hold. Granted it’s a great looking box, I purchased the Savoy XL this past Christmas and absolutely love it! I use it solely for all of my Plasencias.🔥

[@jimzielanski8045]

Fellows, another great video. For the newcomers it may have been helpful to mention a "25 count" humidor is based on a small ring gauge cigar perhaps a corona or something and NOT a Toro. Also, I am a cabinetmaker and have made custom humidors and unlike most of the commercial market which uses MDF ( glue and wood dust ) or plywood and then overlays nice inner and outer wood I have found my solid wood humidors tend to use more humidification. My favoruite humidors are a Boveda 75 cigar ( no longer made ) and a Northwoods humidor ( same as Boveda but still in production) and they are great with a Spanish cedar tray I usually put in four or five 60 gram boveda packs and they shall last a year ! Not as pretty but much more effective. Perhaps a mention on the hygrometer re-calibration once a year may be helpful to some. Keep up the good work and have a great Philly cheesesteak or hoagie for me tomorrow. Regards from the Big Sky Country ! JZ

[@holtscigars]

Awesome, thanks for sharing JZ!

[@odaraesu4226]

Sealed tupidore works for me for storing multiple boxes, 10+, would crack the box open when it's new, place inside for at least a week then close it, and place plenty cedar sheets inside the tupidore along with the bóveda packs and open it once a week for fresh air

[@DragonsinGenesisPodcast]

I switched to food storage containers a while back and love them. Sold my cedar humidors and never looked back.

[@emoutdoors5661]

I just use a medium size pelican case with a o-ring sealed lid. Boveda 65 packs keep it perfectly at 66-68 and they last forever. I added the Spanish cedar holder from Boveda and attached to the lid. Put in a digital hygrometer and it’s perfect. I’m in it weekly anyway so there’s some air transfer. Humidity is always perfect. I have right at 60 sticks and can probably get another 20 or so in it. 👌

[@jony6toes307]

Great advice. I have a 50 count. Season it twice a year and use 69% Boveda packs. Never have a bad one. Right on the sweet spot. Excellent video guy's. Loads of info and I'm sure you have answered a lot of questions. Great work 💯👍

[@holtscigars]

good stuff, thanks for sharing!

[@scottarthurjr.1818]

I have 5 Sestima boxes, with Spanish cedar chips in the bottom of them all. 69% Boveda packs. My temp is very stable in the house already. I think this is the easiest way to do storage overall if you have good temps in the house. Controlling temperature will help you control humidity.

[@davidakins3788]

This is so true. I have already outgrown a fifty cigar, humidor

[@holtscigars]

We've all been there 😂

[@scristiano]

Holy Cigar! That's exactly what I needed, Thanks guys!!

[@caglassc]

I have two Daniel Marshal humidors that I purchased back in the 90s. The are plain on the outside that fits my decor. The inside is a very thick Spanish cedar - the Boveda packs work beautifully. I think the packs are one of the most revolutionary items for proper storage of cigars. Also, I use a product from Govee that measures the temp and humidity levels on an app connected to my phone. The are perfect and are super easy to monitor the levels inside my humidors. Thanks for the videos guys!

[@brandonminiman]

Learned a lot. Thanks dudes

[@PaulSeay-mi3kt]

I’d love for y’all to a review of some of the more popular electric humidors. Maybe tell us which one if any that y’all use or recommend.

[@GregoryWalker-f8o]

Great info, Guys! Much appreciated! 👍🏾

[@mikenewhouse4787]

Your info on how many Boveda packs per number of cigars in the humidor and using a higher value pack in the winter, is just what I needed to know. Thanks guys

[@Music.cigars.2024]

My first humidor has a 250 capacity. Thats where i keep my rare and expensive sticks. But i up graded to a 500 count And thats where my "all day, everyday" smokes go into. These 2en are correct, ITS PART OF THIS BADASS HOBBY, AND ITS A BEAUTIFUL INVESTMENT. Just take the leap and go with it

[@dougdavis4439]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Always good information and great company. Enjoyed it as always!

[@z3r0gravity42]

Great tips fellas. You mentioned you may want to start off with a humidor that will hold a bit more than intended and I wish I did. Started with a 50 count humidor which currently holds 2 boxes and I have no more room for singles or anything else. I seasoned mine with Boveda pack. Took 2 weeks as stated by Boveda to humidify and worked well but… as you guys said, buy a well made humidor. Thank guys, really enjoy watching your show!

[@holtscigars]

Thank you for watching!

[@MarkSutphin]

Started small and so far doing well with my humidor. Grazie to you guys for all the details about them!!

[@0220estrella]

Like always great information. It would be awesome to see one of your personal humidors and what cigars do you keep in them.

[@holtscigars]

Great suggestion! We'll see what we can do 👀

[@myrealfakename6068]

A lot of good info here. Thanks gentlemen.

[@Daniel-m4s4g]

Great advice. Well done guys.

[@vfigueroa62]

🙌🏼🔥🔥🙌🏼 excellent conversation. I often overlook this process, especially how often I should re-season my humidor. Is it necessary and when is the right time to? Thanks guys!

[@holtscigars]

It's only necessary if you notice your humidor starts to struggle to hold humidity. Preemptively seasoning once a year never hurts!

[@Krispin291]

Awesome video! Thanks

[@Axel-p9u]

Thanks for all the tips

[@holtscigars]

Glad they helped!

[@storminnormin4651]

This vid was right on time. I Have a new Diamond Crown Alexander.

[@deleon_bbq_and_salsa]

Great vid.. I have a newair coolador and so far so good.. I appreciate the great info and knowledge! 🙏🏼

[@sealisland1]

I have only used acrylic chip containers or storage bags. Bovedas last at least a year, if not more. I will put any cedar inserts from boxes in the containers. I also keep the cigars in the basement. Provides a constant temp. Works well for me. I have no need to flex with a fancy humidor.

[@nekoghostgunner1129]

I have a Needone humidor, but still keep an acrylic container with a boveda pack for overflow or just to put cigars that I'm going to be smoking soon in. They really are the best cheap storage solution.

[@mikesmith9564]

Great vid as always. Question, I recently acquired a couple boxes (La Aurora and Opus X) that I was planning on storing for a while before opening. Should I keep them sealed in the plastic wrap and box while storing them in my fridge style humidor?

[@cookymonstar17]

Any idea what cigars they are smoking in the video? Great video!

[@holtscigars]

Fuente Magnum R and Ashton Symmetry!

[@bempa_swe]

Thanks guys, you’re the best! Even I understand 😂

[@holtscigars]

Happy to help!

[@wiliam58441]

Question should the cigars be taken out of the cellophane rappers or left in.

[@anthonymazzola4470]

That’s personal preference. We leave them in the cellophane. Protects the cigar from damaging

[@KirdApes]

Sick video fellas

[@SuaSponte75]

I use tupperdors. With cedar trays. Humidifans. Boveda 65%.... Smokes are always just right. All year round.

[@TenaciousRock27]

Still rocking my original Boveda 69% pack from 2021 in one of my Brilliance tupperdores, it's been great. Went to 65% in the other 3.

[@Stogiesniper]

Awesome video. Can we get a video on the cabinet/electric humidors please?

[@billburbank4314]

Was gifted larger counter top model, like to keep it 68° 68 humidity. But biggest key is just consistently.

[@holtscigars]

always!

[@yusufsayed1583]

Good Evening 😊 Happy 2025 🎉👏🏼 Awesome Video👌🏽 Informative and Educational 💯 Have a Wonderful Day & Greetings From South Africa 🇿🇦

[@DanielRemains]

Hey look! A Jacobfuckingjones fan also following Holts! 😀

[@kenvis6389]

I tried the cheap method, but I bit the bullet and got a 100 cigar humidor and don’t regret it one bit. Here in Arizona, it gets really dry and a humidor is mandatory.

[@timneri4502]

What are your views on Boveda humidor bags? Using it for short term storage but how long should you use one before you would transfer to a traditional humidor?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

I like them but just prefer a traditional humidor for long storage

[@risen_mx_]

When using Bovida packs, how often/when do you know to switch them out. Thanks for the awesome content!

[@holtscigars]

They will dry out and feel crusty. It's pretty easy to tell, but your hygrometer will also show your humidity levels going down when it's time to swap them for fresh ones

[@DanielRemains]

​​@@holtscigarsI noticed my boveda pack went dry so I added a second gel humidifyer in my humidor and my boveda pack has restored by itself while regulating humidity. I now have 2 cheap gel plastic humidifyers, a 69% boveda pack, and a digital hygrometer. It's cold here in Canada and air in my house gets dry because of the heat pump.

[@leatherneckprepper4477]

When I bought my humidor I never thought I’d need more than 50, I wish I’d have gone 100 since I’m now buying boxes of cigars. I had a very difficult time getting it set up. My cigar shop said to wipe it down and wait 24 hours then fill it half full and add the bovida packs. Within 2 days it was perfect. I started at 72% then dropped to 69% now I’m at 65%. Living in the south the humidity is high and I’d rather have a drier cigar that will smoke than a wet one that’s a pain in my butt to keep lit or draw on. I bought the savoy in a cherry finish and it’s beautiful. One way to tell if it’s set up right is take a dollar and close the lid on it. It should not pull out easily.

[@aaronwinton7067]

Do you take your cigars out of the plastic wrapper when you store them? I hate to admit this… but I never know what to do… for that reason… I have been just putting my cigars in my humidor without messing with them (leaving them in the wrapper). Thank you for clarifying the facts most people are afraid to ask… and love your show and your web site. God Bless.

[@holtscigars]

Hi Aaron 👋 It's up to personal preference. We typically recommend leaving cellophane on your cigars since it helps protect them from damage, so you're doing just fine!

[@TysonAlexander97]

Was looking at your website just now, are you guys able to ship cigars to Vancouver, Canada? Much thanks, love the channel. Smoked my first cigar last weekend and I’m hooked.

[@Hondaguru1122]

RH 62/65 degrees or 65/65. What a life changing move for my stand up electric humidor!

[@Aforchione10]

Look forward to your videos…I own a shop in OCNJ. Suggestion…. have viewers send in pictures of their home cigar rooms/sheds/garage lounges and show them at the end of each episode.

[@aadam4035]

Good idea maybe even a video where they go through them and talk about them/rate them

[@jeffreylucas9478]

Great video and Thank you for your advice on this matter. Question..should you remove the cellophane from your cigars when storing? Specially if you collect more than you regular smoke? Thanks..

[@holtscigars]

It's up to personal preference! We typically recommend leaving the cigars in cellophane since it protects from damage

[@garyn1780]

Being on a tight budget, i prefer to spend money on cigars. I know tupperwares dont look fancy, but with boveda packs, that's very cheap and efficient. Easy to upgrade to more / bigger tupperware if need be.

[@SoesbeSD605]

Is it fine to use boveda packs and the humidification device that came with the Humidor at the same time or should I just use one or the other?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

We discuss that in the video. Use one or the other. Not both together

[@TfB12]

always good tips from them but i will say boveda packs.. learn how to use them they make everything so much easier esp if u dont have the time for daily upkeep

[@jeffherdzina6716]

Question: If I am using a large Tupperware 79.3 qt. for unopened box storage. How many Bovida 69% boxes ( not the small packs) would you might suggest? And should I up the humidity to say 75%. Since all are still enclosed boxes?

[@aadam4035]

75% is unnecessary. 62 to 69 is perfectly fine. Also regarding how many boveda just buy packs and put em in, they're cheap so it's not a big deal, eventually you'll know how many is good enough and how many is too low.

[@u4yk]

The best thing about digital hygrometers is that newer ones can be connected to via bluetooth, esp. Govee. I don't have to be physically in front of my humidor to get readings. Plus, I can track changes in RH/temp as digital hygrometers will record that info.

[@holtscigars]

Super convenient 👍

[@bguettler2112]

I bought the Savoy Executive in olive ash. I love it, however after about a week, the inside of the top has become loose and almost feels like it's paper thin wood separating from the top of the humidor. Not very happy about that. I can't stick a magnet boveda holder on it because the internal magnet under the loose part is not holding

[@anthonymazzola4470]

I would talk to the retailer that sold you that humidor & try to get a replacement. That shouldn’t be happening.

[@bguettler2112]

@ do you know why they removed the boveda pack holder from the lid? My store seems to think it is discontinued

[@bguettler2112]

@ i returned it and the shop opened 2 others and they are both having the same issue. I think savoy has a manufacturing defect

[@colekoep8939]

Seasoned my humidor with novena for two weeks. I’ve never been able to keep proper humidity. Not sure if it’s still not properly seasoned or if it’s not sealing. Was $130 I figured it would be well made and seems that way. Any advice? I’m thinking of trying the distilled water method, do I just take my cigars out and right back in or wait?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

Take all the cigars out & try the traditional method of seasoning the humidor. We discuss that process in the video

[@CraigFisher-s2t]

If the boveda method hasn't worked for 2 weeks the chances are it just doesn't seal very well. You'd be shocked at how expensive wooden humidors cost. They'll easily run into hundreds for a well made one that seals well.

[@AlexeyBrednev]

Good day gentlemen, as the time goes by, the quality of the new world cigars become better and better. Is there a difference between ageing not only Cuban vs New world cigars, but also ageing those New world cigars that have cuban leaves in them? Any thoughts/ Thanks

[@DavidPearl23]

I have a question. I am looking in the future to upgrade my humidor get something out of real wood real cedar. What company would you recommend I go with for that and what should I look for?

[@JujuBerry]

I made a tupperdore and I can’t seem to get my sticks right even with adjustment. All the cigars I had purchased all burn unevenly, and are very dry over all. Gonna probably get an actual humidor after watching this video

[@andygreatoutdoors4533]

I have 2 wood humidor and one tupidor i just have spanish cedar trays and boveda packs(69%) and keep it inside a cabinet and it works perfectly

[@jordanalmendral9282]

What are your thoughts on using a humidifier versus Boveda packs in a humidor?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

I’m a Boveda guy. Simple & effective

[@davidgon75]

Boveda. No mess no worries

[@jordanalmendral9282]

@@anthonymazzola4470 Thank you for your response. I’m a Boveda guy as well. Set it and forget it.

[@alaskajohn907]

I've been using igloo coolers for years. Boveda 65% packs, can add cedar if you want it. Can fit entire boxes, is insulated, doesn't get too humid, and cigars age incredible. Respectfully, suggesting wood humidors are better just tells me you didn't experiment enough. Wood humidors are a historical abnormality in the history of cigar storage. Historically, airtight solid wall containers have been the norm.

[@DragonsinGenesisPodcast]

I've found that different cigars burn better at different humidity levels. My Dominicans seem to burn better when kept around 70%, but my Nicaraguan cigars seem to prefer a lower humidity, around 60-62% with Hondurans right in the middle, around 65%. So I started storing mine based on filler origins.

[@anthonycabibbo2508]

My Wife just purchased me a Savoy executive humidor for my birthday and my question is if anybody can help me I live in the state of Florida where humidity outside the home is not usually not a problem but inside the home our temperature is held pretty steady with air conditioning, which takes humidity out of the air. What should I try to maintain my humidors humidity percentage here in the sunshine State.

[@anthonymazzola4470]

Anywhere from 65% to 70% humidity is ideal.

[@anonymusmuggle]

I've got a question for the experts: I'm keeping my (cheap, but effective Tupperware) humidor at 69% RH with Boveda packs. However, summer tends to heat my home to ~80 °F, which gives rise to mold risk since humidity + heat = bad. Now, also given the remarks at 12:45, my question is: would using 65% instead of 69% Bovedas during summer reduce mold risk without going "too dry"?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

I would try the 65% in the summer months. Try to keep it in a cooler part of your house or apartment

[@chrismoore5274]

I want the Savoy Mesquite humidor so bad, it’s a beautiful humidor. It sucks that it’s on back order from the manufacturer otherwise I would have bought it from holts months ago.

[@chrismoore5274]

On that note, do you guys know when stock will be in?

[@chrismoore5274]

Do you guys know when the Savoy Mesquite humidor will be back in stock?

[@jrs6657]

I have a four or five Iris USA 47QT storage bins with 1/2 to 1lb of heartfelt humidity beads in each.....definitely a set it and forget it. I have gone a year without opening the bin and the humidity is set at 65 Rh

[@rhinomechanics8423]

these two guy.. lol nice clips always. Have you done the ash challenge with the lancero yet ? man up, l0l .

[@chrisbizcoach]

Hi guys it have a glass top 50 count old montecristo. I live in a humid beach front location and my problem is over humification. It’s always 72-75. I use bovida packs. Even taken them out completely and I cant get the humidity inside down. I store during summer in the bottom of an inside cupboard with no light or air conditioning. Is it the glass top? This humidor must be 40 years or more old.

[@anthonymazzola4470]

Try using the 65% Boveda & leaving the humidor where it will get better airflow. Not in direct sunlight but somewhere less stuffy than inside a cabinet. Open it a few times a week to create airflow whether you’re smoking a cigar that day or not. That dry air exchange from the AC should even out your humidity issues. You can also try the dry box approach

[@chrisbizcoach]

Thanks, Anthony, I try your recommendations. Does Holts ship to Australia?

[@glauser24]

What's your thoughts on leaving the cigar in the cellophane when in a cedar humidor?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

Cello on. Protects the cigar from being damaged

[@DragonsinGenesisPodcast]

There have been numerous tests by experts, including the Sahakians in London and they all conclude that you should leave the cellophane on, especially if you're aging your cigars. It protects from damage, isolates cigars in case of mold, helps prevent humidity fluctuations, and preserves the cigar.

[@checkplease5670]

Let’s get it

[@jakemorgan4327]

Keep the cellophane on the cigars or no?

[@anthonymazzola4470]

We keep it on

[@BrutusMaximusAurelius]

You would always buy at least one size bigger humidor haha. At one point I had 6 wooden humidors with about 600 cigars. At some point I traded those in for a big thermoelectric humidor.

[@krazywally5685]

Ah you've just answered at 14.13 ish, how does temperature affect cigars?

[@bolbistroganofsky5946]

Does adding cedar sheets to a jar help with the “breathing” aspect?

[@holtscigars]

Not quite, you want some airflow. It can help add the cedar aroma to your cigars like a humidor would

[@basscatcheraz2180]

Your storage needs to be substantially bigger than what you think you need. If you are going with a smaller size because it fits a particular way on your desk, that's fine. But you're eventually going to need more storage. Transfer from your storage to your desktop humidor as needed.

[@AnimeGuru94]

Is the Flauno travel cigar humidor case good for long term storage while traveling (Trucker)

[@holtscigars]

As long as it's airtight and you have a Boveda pack in there it should serve you fine!

[@jamess9298]

Review Deadwood cigars. Deadwood Girl With No Name would be a good one.

[@BilboTBaggins]

No matter what size, you will fill it

[@holtscigars]

truth 😂

[@scottwoldt7588]

I store mine at 65°f and 65 RH.

[@edwardseverino8031]

Cello or no cello? Are there any pros-cons of keeping it or taking it off ?

[@holtscigars]

In short, it's up to you. Cello adds protection from damage, no cello speeds up the aging process

[@bempa_swe]

Do you have to calibrate a digital meter?

[@joeybranciforte7508]

I haven't re-seasoned my humidor, should I re-seasoned it now or just wait until spring time.

[@wholesomeperson]

If your humidity is not what you set it at then re-season it.

[@ruukusanla]

Respectfully and not knowing the extent of climate, location, conditions, you rarely ever need to "re-season" The only time that is a clear requirement is if you have to clean it out because of mold or perhaps you abandoned it and it's so dry new water or boveda would be wasted bringing moisture back into it. If you maintain with a check every couple weeks you really won't need to re-season. I've had my wood humidor, seasoned on setting up, wiped it out and it's been 3 years. I run a Tupperware big box from hardware store with a good seal, black so no light UV can be harmful. The Biggest mistake I see is people using cheap seals or clear containers like Sistema, and that's fine, Problem is so people don't put them in a cupboard or closet and they sit on a table or desk in Ambient sunlight.. short term probably ok, long term aging well it can't be beneficial. Anyways hope this helps!

[@joeybranciforte7508]

@@ruukusanla thank you!

[@lesterdiamond12]

Smoking humidity is different than storage humidity.

[@GamerNxUSN]

Only if you want it to be. Most folks I talk to and myself just do 62% boveda packs for a storage humidity of 65% since it drifts up with the boveda packs, and I find no need to dry box with that setup.

[@richardwallace102]

Not for me it's not. I store and smoke my cigars at 67 C. I like a drier smoke and better burn. Also 67 is a good storage humidy too for long term aging.

[@lesterdiamond12]

@@GamerNxUSN I do the same and prefer to let them sit overnight. 58-62Rh suits me fine, but above 65 It can get bitter.

[@efran3528]

I have an electric coolador and keep it around 68 degrees and 65 percent humidity consistently and it smells wet. I also only use distilled water. Is that normal?

[@jasonandjennbeanie2511]

Cellophane on or off in the humidor

[@anthonymazzola4470]

On

[@Badbing612]

Look atchooz. 👍🐊😎

[@timbouwman2134]

Having a humidor is like building a garage. It's never big enough.

[@holtscigars]

exactly 😂

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

🍃🍃🍃🍃💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🍃🍃🍃🍃

[@mariolopez-oi2td]

Should I get a savoy or adorini?

[@mariolopez-oi2td]

Also I would like to know if you should mix cigars of different brands, or flavour profiles together in the same humidor. I've read there is some cross exchange of flavours, but I wonder how pronounced this is.

[@aadam4035]

​@mariolopez-oi2td You won't notice an exchange of flavours or anything like that. Mix and match as much as you want

[@mariolopez-oi2td]

@ Appreciated thank you.

[@JamesGrant-u2m]

Thick bottom panel. Important.