Lighter and Humidor Question

[Phantom57]

I have numerous lighters. My favorite is the IM Corona Old Boy for a soft flame which I prefer. It is a lifetime lighter with a warranty to match. They are quite unique in style. Have had my Old Boy for many years, and never a problem. Do use quality, ie triple refined or better, fuel in any of them. My favorite torch, used only for touch ups, is a Xikar single flame.

[ExclusiveTSX]

So I got my humidor in and am ready to start seasoning it. I bought 4 Boveda packs (3 84% and 1 72%). It said to use 4-5 84% packs for a humidor my size but I thought it was a little overkill thats why I decide to go with my particular mix. I still haven't bought a digital hygrometer and I don't really trust the one that came with it but I want to start seasoning it. Should I go ahead and stick the packs in now or wait to get a digital hygrometer. Also how do I use the Boveda packs, just open them up and place them on the humidor floor? I'll try to get some pics of the humidor up soon..

[Stinkdyr]

Originally Posted by Phantom57

I have numerous lighters. My favorite is the IM Corona Old Boy for a soft flame which I prefer. It is a lifetime lighter with a warranty to match. They are quite unique in style. Have had my Old Boy for many years, and never a problem. Do use quality, ie triple refined or better, fuel in any of them. My favorite torch, used only for touch ups, is a Xikar single flame.

Yep, love that Oldboy style. I have an old one I love that my dad used to use (poor old guy, he spent all those years suffering cigarettes when he could have smoked serious quality cigars instead!)

[s.tyler]

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not a pocket lighter tho

[Acesfull]

Best lighter ever.....