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Old 08-24-2009, 11:13 PM   #1
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Ive noticed on occasion some of my sticks have burn issues and i think this is linked to humidity. My humis are all between 65-70% and 68 degrees. I do notice they burn considerably better if left out of the humi for a few hours. So my question is....how long do you dry box your cigars and just how dry is your box?
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Koby, I just use an old humi that stays around 55% humidity. Cigars may stay in my dry box for up to 10 days.
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I would have to agree I drybox a few smokes a week that I know that I will be smoking soon
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Koby, I just use an old humi that stays around 55% humidity. Cigars may stay in my dry box for up to 10 days.
10 days!?! You can probably sculpt marble with them by then.

2-3 days at 56% por moi.
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cool.......my basement store room where I keep all my humis is about 55% all the time.
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