How to make a coolidor

[hEmInGwAy_88]

I would like to make a coolidor but i don't know where to start......Can i please get some help?

[Cigar Man Andy]

Here is a thread I found and put on my site.

coolidor

[DonWeb]

True, true.

Or...

Get an appropriate size Cooler with a good seal.
If you have cigar boxes use em, best if spanish cedar.
Get some beads (Heartfelt or others).
Get a hygrometer.
Load and enjoy.

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Do a search on "Coolerdor" or "Beads" or Salt Test.

[variable]

Originally Posted by Cigar Man Andy

Here is a thread I found and put on my site.

coolidor

Good info CMA

I bookmarked it for when I do mine.

[tzaddi]

Originally Posted by hEmInGwAy_88

I would like to make a coolidor but i don't know where to start......Can i please get some help?

Unfortunately with the many ways to spell "coolidor", "coolador", "coller-a-dor", "cooler"… (well you get the picture), finding "coolador" information in the Club Stogie database via the search can be frustrating. (not the CS databases fault)

But… if you look near the bottom left hand side of this page for the word "Tags" (just above Quick Reply) you will see the word "coolador" below it. Click on that and you should be presented with plenty of threads regarding using, preparing, buying, choosing, humidifying, maintaining, etc. one.

[ChokeOnSmoke]

This is my recipe for success:

120QT $48.00 Igloo cooler, $20.00 Caliber III hygro, 3/4 lb 65% beads, 2 oust fans, many empty cigar boxes for singles storage.

Rock solid! - month after month after month....

[bazookajoe]

Another good tutorial by one of our own:

http://www.************.com/2006/09/...ld-a-coolidor/

[hEmInGwAy_88]

Thanks stogie review is an awsome site...i have found alot of my favorite cigars because of u guys

[Hermit]

I prefer 48qt coolers.
(lots of em)

[DonWeb]

Originally Posted by bazookajoe

Another good tutorial by one of our own:

http://www.************.com/2006/09/...ld-a-coolidor/

One tight tutorial reference. (bump)