08-26-2006, 07:55 PM
I was thinking maybe a few packs of that silica gel you find in new shoes? Heck, any shoe store will give them to you free... They are not good for you if you eat them, but there should not be any problem with them being somewhere in your humidor. They absorb moisture pretty darn good.
As for the sealed ice cubes/blocks, I think they will get quite a bit of condensation on them which may cause more problems.
With constant high temps like that, you may want to consider one of those mini-refrigerators, converted to a humidor. I remember seeing them on the net somewhere. I think it was a wine refrigerator (no freezer section) and thus frost free. It was lined with spanish cedar, a fan to circulate air, and some shelves. Added a humidification unit and set the temp to 65 degrees. The one I saw had a clear glass door on the front where you could see your stogies and the digital hygrometer boasting the right levels for the cigars.
As for the sealed ice cubes/blocks, I think they will get quite a bit of condensation on them which may cause more problems.
With constant high temps like that, you may want to consider one of those mini-refrigerators, converted to a humidor. I remember seeing them on the net somewhere. I think it was a wine refrigerator (no freezer section) and thus frost free. It was lined with spanish cedar, a fan to circulate air, and some shelves. Added a humidification unit and set the temp to 65 degrees. The one I saw had a clear glass door on the front where you could see your stogies and the digital hygrometer boasting the right levels for the cigars.