Cigar humidor input needed

bargainhumidors.com is known to have decent stuff. This place has been suggested http://www.lynncigars.com/humidor.htm too.

if you go to cigarweekly.com and go into the forums you can look around in "the cedar room" section. There are threads discussing humidors. If you do a search you will find a lot.

I went to my local shop that I deal with and they had one that had been used for a while. It is a nice large desktop that I picked up for $25. If you have a local mom and pop shop I would check there first.

With the humidor will come a humidification device that you put PG solution in. The fluid comes pre-mixed.

Silica bead humidification devices are much better as they regulate the humidity by releasing and absorbing. I use "the puck" from www.cigarmony.com

 

darth is a big cigar guy, he prob can rec one

 

I forgot to add that the silica beads only require distilled water.

 

i was about to say, i remember in my humidor, they told me it was a good idea to spray distilled water on the inside, i forget what it does, but it did something. good luck with the humidor!

 

http://www.bargainhumidors.com/bh/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=HUM-BH7IMP

Looks great, and right at your $75 price.

 

If you like, you can send the cigars to me and I will store them for you--thus, saving you the expense of a humidor!
Perdomos are a great smoke.

 

Usually, yes. Sometimes, however, they can really have teeth!

 

Those must be the full-flavored ones with lots of 'body'.

 

Thompson Cigar Company has quite a few humidors that are pretty nice, in particular I bought this one:

http://www.thompsoncigar.com/default.aspx?sid=onay1g55n25a1p45t1cuch55&page=product&sender=rightside&qtype=best&uid=584


They'll include a selection of 4 different cigars; all pretty worthless BUT they do serve as good filler for the humidor which serve as a "base" to help maintain a steady moisture content. Much like a refrigerator full of jugs of water, the bulk of tobacco leaves (once properly moist) will kinda help keep things more stable.

I like the glass top and the external humidity guage, it also holds quite a nice selection and the wood finish is quite elegant. For the price, tough to beat!

 

If you want I can give you my 100 cnt. for free. I have pictures and what not if you would like, shoot me a private message if you are interested. It is a Cuban Crafters humidor by the way, so I don't know how that stacks up to others to be quite honest with you but it worked well for the 6 or so months that I used it.

 

With Shipping....1 new Ingred Bergman grigio Humidor delivered to your home....$1195.00

you can keep it in the Garage with your Grigio Super america
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wow thats the best looking one ive ever seen.

 

humidorvault.com

 

Don't cheap out on humidors, you don't need a $1,000 Eli Bleu but you do want to ge a quality cedar humidor. Follow the link to Daniel Marshall's Ambiente line, they are very well made and priced within reason. At least they were ~ 6 years ago when I got mine. Also, unless you are looking for a travel humidor, it will be wise to buy a 50-capacity humidor for home or office. Trust me, you will need to buy anther one soon if you start with something smaller.

http://www.danielmarshall.com/humidors.html