So humidity is relative to the temperature right?...

Originally Posted by Jasonw560

Here's some wood to throw on the fire: Don't forget barometric pressure. Maybe we sghould all add a barometer to our humidificataipon systems, and adjust according to air pressure.

Assume it's always atmospheric pressure.

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Originally Posted by BC-Axeman

Assume it's always atmospheric pressure.

Unless you're storing it underneath more than 33 feet of water. For each 33 feet of water stored on top of each cigar one must take an additional bar/ata into consideration. (woooo scuba)

But back on topic - I...actually, I would just rephrase what others have said. The difference isn't very large between 65*F and 75*F and certainly isn't enough to damage anything. And as far as beetles go - FREEZE ALL CIGARS. That is all
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