Humidor Discoloration

[CHRIS7891011]

Ok so here is an odd thing. I opened up my humidor (That I'm in the process of bringing up to the right RH so its without cigars) and I am faced with a blueish splotch of something on the wood above where I have my beads. I don't think it was there before today, I've never noticed it before though.

My first thought was, "aww crap it's moldy" but after careful examination I found it wont scrape off or anything. Can mold grow in a humidor like that? So as not to smell or scrape off?

I took some pics but I don't think they came out too well. I'll try to get some better ones in the morning.

Let me know what you think alright?

Thanks

Chris

[DOZER]

It could just be a water stain. Some woods turn black/blue/grey like that whae they gey wet. I really hope it's not mold.

[CHRIS7891011]

I was thinking that was a possiblity but I've never heard of a humidor doing it.

Thanks Mike.

[Txbob]

Does kinda look like a weird water stain. I have one that did that several years ago and still looks the same.

[CHRIS7891011]

hmm but no damage to the cigars?

I'll wait and see if anything else happens with it overnight

[Cypress]

Try sanding it off if it bothers you. Use 220 grit or finer.

[iloveclmore]

Kind of looks like mildew, but that would scrape off.

[Scoop]

I can't tell by the picture, does it continue into the piece that it butts into or is it just in the one piece?

It looks like a water stain. It may have been lighter before the moisture hit it so it may not have been as noticeable.

[sofaman]

I have to agree with Cypress on this one. Take some very fine sand paper to it!!!

[karmaz00]

it could be a water stain

[CHRIS7891011]

I'm thinking it's probably a water stain. I'll pick up some sand paper today and go at it.

Thanks for the input everyone

Chris