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Cheapest Humidifier?
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01-06-2008, 11:13 PM
Oh, that's cool. Just saying, lol. There's people who buy Japanese kitty litter that's basically the same stuff as the beads, too, and I still buy mine from Heartfelt.
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01-07-2008, 12:48 PM
bartok Wrote:It's not floral foam, but my favorite low cost (well, any cost) humidifier are Water Pillows. They last for years, and you can toss them in the far corners of your humidor to keep everything rock solid. If you need a quick storage humidor, grab a tupperware container and throw in a Water Pillow. And they're cheap, too, at 50¢ each.Water pillows... where would one find these? Do you have a link you might be so kind as to provide? I've tried using some floral foam, but the kind that I bought basically disintegrated when I started cutting it (I think the stuff I bought was just crappy). I'd love to try a water pillow! 
01-07-2008, 05:46 PM
Not A Nice Person Wrote:Oh, that's cool. Just saying, lol. There's people who buy Japanese kitty litter that's basically the same stuff as the beads, too, and I still buy mine from Heartfelt. I tried that damn cat litter, what a waste. :X Heartfelt alll the way.
01-07-2008, 07:22 PM
[user=1003]BigB123[/user] wrot
Quote:Water pillows... where would one find these? Do you have a link you might be so kind as to provide? I've tried using some floral foam, but the kind that I bought basically disintegrated when I started cutting it (I think the stuff I bought was just crappy). I'd love to try a water pillow!I don't see them on TBS cigars, but maybe Eric can start carrying them because they're such a great product. seriouscigars.com has the best price, but they're out. famous-smoke.com has 3 for $1.99. Despite what it says on the package about them being only temporary humidification, they last a long time - like a year or two. It would take you a long time to go through a 36 count sheet. Just use distilled water. 
01-07-2008, 07:23 PM
BigB123 Wrote:bartok Wrote:It's not floral foam, but my favorite low cost (well, any cost) humidifier are Water Pillows. They last for years, and you can toss them in the far corners of your humidor to keep everything rock solid. If you need a quick storage humidor, grab a tupperware container and throw in a Water Pillow. And they're cheap, too, at 50¢ each.Water pillows... where would one find these? Do you have a link you might be so kind as to provide? I've tried using some floral foam, but the kind that I bought basically disintegrated when I started cutting it (I think the stuff I bought was just crappy). I'd love to try a water pillow! http://www.waterpillowsinfo.com/ TENNESSEE Briar & Bean 2801 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. Clarksville, TN 37043 (phone) 931-552-6465 http://www.briarandbean101.com Leaf & Ale 9290 Kingston Pike Cedar Springs Shopping Center Knoxville, TN 37922 (phone) 865-690-4772 http://www.leafandale.com Liquid Smoke #2 Public Square Murfreesboro, TN 37130 (phone) 615-217-7822 http://www.liquidsmoke.biz
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01-07-2008, 09:20 PM
food for thought......
you are asking for the "cheapest humidification"....nothing wrong with that, I'm just as cheap as the next guy. Keep in mind though, humidity is the lifeblood of your cigars....and those cigars can be quite an investment. Here we're discussing humidifying a hundred dollars or more (I'm guessing, you mentioned a couple desktops) in cigars with a humidy sheet that costs a buck twenty-five.... When you're choosing a humidity source, and the difference between sketchy and safe is only a few dollars...maybe it's worth the extra cash.
01-07-2008, 09:56 PM
JoeBob Wrote:food for thought......Oh, I agree. I am looking for the cheapest humidifier, tearing it apart, and making a good one with Heartfelt. |
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