Hygrometer placement is at your discretion in humidor. It needs air flow around it for an accurate reading. Mount on lid or in tray.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Calibrating your Hygrometer
Items needed: Teaspoon, table salt, small bowl, big zip lock bag, water, Hygrometer
Takes: Approximately 6.5 hours
1. Place a teaspoon of table salt in a shallow dish and add enough water to make damp.
(a couple drops)
2. Next place the dish in a zip lock plastic bag and place the hygrometer next to the dish. Dont spill salt water on Hygrometer!
3. Seal the plastic bag with air inside the bag. Allow it to sit for at least 6 hours.
4. Check the humidity level and it should read around 75%. If not, note deviation and adjust screw on back to 75%. If no adjustment screw on back use the number on hygrometer as correct humidity level.
Monday, April 30, 2012
First Humidor arrives
Thanks Cuban crafters for the wonderful product! The smell of Cedar when I opened the box was overwhelming. Everything was included as expected and it came with instructions for breaking in a humidor!
PERFECT! Let's put it to the test.
Monday, April 23, 2012
First Humidor
Recently ordered a small humidor for my cigars. Haven't received yet, it's in transit. From the pics, description, and reviews I believe it was a good investment. It holds up to 25 cigars, cedar lined, humidifier included, as well as hygrometer. Purchased online from:
Cuban Crafters Cigars The Cuban Crafters Building 3604 Northwest 7th Street Miami, Florida 33125 USA (305)573-0222 Fax: (305)573-0226 Toll Free: 1-877-244-2701 (1-877-CIGAR-01) www.cubancrafters.com
As soon as it arrives I will post pics and post a second entry on the humidor.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Sign petition, save Cigars
http://t.co/n4l0IagN please sign. We have over 20,000 names. Only need 5,000 more. Great job everyone. RT please. -- Buckhead Cigar™ (@Buckheadcigar)