A story and a question

shilala · 07-30-2012, 12:03 PM

I also agree with Moe. I wouldn't throw 68% at them right off the git.
You can check the smokes very easily by putting them in the ziplock and tossing a hygrometer in there. See where they're at and bring the RH up a little a month at a time, slow but sure.
I'd keep them way down around 60% for the finished product, maybe 63% maximum. I'd actually try them all along the way and stop increasing the RH when they were smoking nice. If that was at 55%, that's where I'd keep them.
The less you have to mess with these, the better they'll perform for you.

07-30-2012, 12:03 PM	#20
shilala Dear Lord, Thank You. Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Scott Posts: 13,721 Trading: (252)	Re: A story and a question I also agree with Moe. I wouldn't throw 68% at them right off the git. You can check the smokes very easily by putting them in the ziplock and tossing a hygrometer in there. See where they're at and bring the RH up a little a month at a time, slow but sure. I'd keep them way down around 60% for the finished product, maybe 63% maximum. I'd actually try them all along the way and stop increasing the RH when they were smoking nice. If that was at 55%, that's where I'd keep them. The less you have to mess with these, the better they'll perform for you. __________________