Stop Buying Heartfelt Humidity Beads!

[Herf N Turf]

Originally Posted by UPGRAYEDD

OK, I give in. Any discount codes for members from Heartfelt?

I have a large desktop humi, around 1000 ci that holds about 150 sticks. 1 lbs. enough? 2 small mesh bags? 2 rectangular humidifiers?
Advice?

Half pound and two mesh bags. One on top, one on bottom.

[GoonerMD]

Stop the madness

[accigar]

Try an old nylon stocking if you want. It works just as well as the mesh bags. The only one who had an old stocking was my grandmother. Now I think about her bunions every thime I puff. Well, maybe it doesn't work as well as the mesh bags. At least in my case

[Yellowfever]

The beads are crazy. I bought the 65% Blue tube full of them and my humidor stay between 65 and 67. Much better than the old days and the green oasis stuff or whatever it was called. I wish they could invent a bead that can control temp.

[apevia]

I love my beads! They work fantastic. Keep my humi at a rock solid 70%

[redvette]

Just got my Heartfelt beads in the mail today and here is one more happy customer! Before finding these beads I had givin up trying to maintain my humidor and was stuck with buying spendy singles from local B&M's but now I can stock up without worry! Cbid here I come!!!

[Herf N Turf]

Originally Posted by redvette

Just got my Heartfelt beads in the mail today and here is one more happy customer! Before finding these beads I had givin up trying to maintain my humidor and was stuck with buying spendy singles from local B&M's but now I can stock up without worry! Cbid here I come!!!

See? This is where the boredom begins to set in!

[Viper139]

This thread keeps giving me minor shots of stress. I am subscribed to the thread and every time I get an email that a new addition is on the thread the email title is 'Stop Buying Heartfelt Humidity Beads!'

It takes a few seconds for me to remember the thread, I am getting old you know, and then I calm down.

Thanks for all the kind words and I apologize for making the hobby of keeping cigars so boring.

David

[madurolover]

@ David!

[Nickerson]

Hehe, I look forward to ordering some later today or tomorrow for my Birthday. Can't wait! Wanted to get a digital hygrometer too but dont got the money haha.

I thought they were expensive before, compare to other solutions like gel jars and other beads. Then I read that they last 10 YEARS! Plus their function is better than the others around.

Can't wait to get some.

@ David,

I plan on storing them in the little humidifiers that come on the lid of the Humidor to save space, is this done commonly? The humidifiers come with a screen, but I'm not sure if I should buy a mesh bag to line the bottom to prevent any beads from falling through.

[madurolover]

Cory, putting them in the stock humidifiers works well. That is what I did with the ones in my humidors.

[karmaz00]

lol so ture

[Nickerson]

Originally Posted by madurolover

Cory, putting them in the stock humidifiers works well. That is what I did with the ones in my humidors.

Cool, Thanks Donnie. You think I'll need the mesh bags? How big are the beads? I was going for the 1/2 pound and a squirt bottle.

Also another question I had unrelated to humidity beads. One of the humidifiers keeps falling off the lid. You stick the magnets to the lid, they have a sticky thing on back, but it isn't sticking good. Should I just peel off the sticky bad from the back of the magnet and super glue it?

[Jumes]

Just got my beads in the other day. Everything is adjusting in my temporary tupperdore while I am building one. Very happy to be bored with the beads.Thanks for the prompt service.

[Herf N Turf]

Originally Posted by Jumes

Just got my beads in the other day. Everything is adjusting in my temporary tupperdore while I am building one. Very happy to be bored with the beads.Thanks for the prompt service.

And there we have yet another problem. Flippin David ships your order the instant he gets it! If he had any sense of marketing strategy, he'd sit on your order for a month and make you sweat. The heightened anxiety would make you look at your hygro more often and remind you how bad your current system sucks. At least then, youd have some euphoric recall of how fun it once was to live with the constant stress of fluctuating humidity. This kind of immediate gratification is what's wrong with our society today! David needs to take a lesson from the computer industry. You order a new state of the art computer and by the time you get it, it's obsolete.