Humidor Seasoning and Maintenance Guide

Humidor Seasoning and Maintenance Guide

Humidor Seasoning and Maintenance Guide

Humidors are a must-have for cigar lovers, but many people will encounter common problems when using humidors. The answers to these questions will directly affect cigars' quality and shelf life. In this guide, we will provide a humidor usage and maintenance guide to help you better use the humidor and keep your cigars in the best condition!

1. How to Make Sure Your Humidor is Seasoned Properly?

(1) Humidity levels should always be maintained between 62% and 74% RH.
(2) As you add cigars, humidity levels may drop slightly, but should gradually rise back up to 62% to 74% over a 7-10 day period.
When you open the lid, humidity levels may initially drop, but will soon begin to rise back up.
(3) On the other hand, if your humidor is not properly seasoned, you may notice that humidity levels have a hard time returning to the ideal range after opening the lid or adding cigars.
(4) Remember, patience is key when seasoning your humidor. This is a process that takes time, and rushing it can compromise the quality of your humidor and the cigars it stores.

Link: How to Adjust the Humidity of your Humidor Like an Expert


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2. How to Check The Sealing Of Cigar Humidor?

(1) You can perform a simple test to check if your humidor is well sealed. 
(2) Place a lit flashlight inside the humidor and observe if any light seeps through. If no light seeps through, your humidor is well sealed.

3. How to Solve The Problem Of Humidity Changes In Cigar Humidor?

(1) Humidity fluctuations in a humidor are inevitable. We don’t need to worry too much, but we must understand this problem and take appropriate measures. After buying a humidor, most cigar lovers will put a thermometer and hygrometer in each layer for testing. As we know, changes in the environment do not mean changes in the humidor.
(2) So what we do is put the thermometer and hygrometer into the humidor to test. Sometimes, even if the humidity fluctuates on the outside thermometer and hygrometer, the humidity in the humidor is still stable. If the humidity in the humidor still fluctuates, we must use the sealed bag method. Generally, the closer to the sink, the more likely we need to use a sealed bag.
Link: The Most Common Humidor Problems And How To Solve Them

Last but not least, to keep your humidor working at its best, it's essential to follow proper usage and maintenance guidelines. By following these simple tips, you can enjoy your cigars to the fullest and extend their shelf life. Remember, patience and attention to detail are key to maintaining a well-functioning humidor.

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