01-17-2007, 02:43 PM
hello guys-
i recently switched my humidor to beads. in my humidor, my humidor is a desktop model with a glass top. on the bottom i have a cedar tray, and it holds a humidifier that is filled with the beads. they are 65 percent beads. now, on the top i have a tray/shelf. up there i have one of the humi-tubes filled with beads. my question is this- on the top shelf my humidity holds pretty steady at 62-65. somewhere in that vicinity, with a little fluctuation caused by the weather. however, on the bottom, the humidity is closer to 75. i've put a fan down there to try and get some circulation going, but to no avail. is this because the cigars are too "wet"? or am i doing something else wrong?
i recently switched my humidor to beads. in my humidor, my humidor is a desktop model with a glass top. on the bottom i have a cedar tray, and it holds a humidifier that is filled with the beads. they are 65 percent beads. now, on the top i have a tray/shelf. up there i have one of the humi-tubes filled with beads. my question is this- on the top shelf my humidity holds pretty steady at 62-65. somewhere in that vicinity, with a little fluctuation caused by the weather. however, on the bottom, the humidity is closer to 75. i've put a fan down there to try and get some circulation going, but to no avail. is this because the cigars are too "wet"? or am i doing something else wrong?