Humi Pillow question

[md4958]

I know Bovedas are supposed to be two-way. I dont have any of those though.

[elderboy02]

Originally Posted by md4958

I know Bovedas are supposed to be two-way. I dont have any of those though.

Boveda's absorb moisture? I didn't know that. You learn something new every day.

[md4958]

Originally Posted by elderboy02

Boveda's absorb moisture? I didn't know that. You learn something new every day.

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http://www.boveda-direct.com/company/process.cfm

In Humid Environments
If the humidity inside the humidor starts to climb above the target humidity percentage printed on the packet, it will immediately absorb excess water-vapor until the humidity is lowered to the exact humidity target on the packet.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by elderboy02

Boveda's absorb moisture? I didn't know that. You learn something new every day.

Yup, they do. As do the humidipacks that Fuente and a few other manufacturers use. I recharge them all the time - when the pack starts to get crunchy, I just grab a tupperware container and seal the pack in there with a paper towel or two that have been saturated with distilled water - just make sure the pack and the towel aren't contacting each other, and then just wait a week. The back will be pretty close to fully recharged.

[ucla695]

Originally Posted by T.G

Yup, they do. As do the humidipacks that Fuente and a few other manufacturers use. I recharge them all the time - when the pack starts to get crunchy, I just grab a tupperware container and seal the pack in there with a paper towel or two that have been saturated with distilled water - just make sure the pack and the towel aren't contacting each other, and then just wait a week. The back will be pretty close to fully recharged.

I placed a shot glass filled with distilled water and a bone dry Fuente pillow into a tuperware container and it worked like a charm. Now they're nice and plump again.