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Livin the life
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Hello,
I have a huge problem where i cant get the temperature in my humidor below 84 degrees. I live in Hawaii and my apartment stay pretty hot day and night year round. I currently have my humidor in the closet with a fan circulation air but its not helping . Additionally I'm trying to keep the humidity low so as to not allow tobacco bugs to hatch but i dont know if that will help. I heard that freezing the cigars for two days will kill the bugs; and that if they are properly resorted to room temperature that they will be fine to smoke in a few days. So i guess what Im asking is, are there any other ways to cool my humidor and should I go ahead an freeze my cigars? |
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Shepard of the sheeple
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No real way to cool your humidor unless you have air conditioning or a basement. Keep it in the coolest darkest place. |
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Cranky Habanophile
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72hours at minimum in your climate. Once you freeze you can display your humidor as long as it doesnt get direct sunlight. High humidity can lead to mold, but beads should keep your smokes at a constant Rh. I recommend 65% Heartfelt beads.
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