Moisture problem

[Malik23]

No this is not an add for feminie products...

Had a few sticks in my travel humi and had it in my bag in the trunk. Anyway, the vibration of the drive (3hrs or so) must have released some of the water from the humidifier. Three sticks got a little wet, but two were wrapped in celo, so no damage and I just wiped them off. I did have a Ashton VSG with no celo, which did get wet. When I pulled it out once I got home, I noticed the side was swollen a little, but the wrapper had not cracked. It's in my humi right now. My question is this, should I leave it in the humidor or leave it out in my(getting colder now so very dry) house?

[OpusEx]

Originally Posted by Malik23

No this is not an add for feminie products...

Had a few sticks in my travel humi and had it in my bag in the trunk. Anyway, the vibration of the drive (3hrs or so) must have released some of the water from the humidifier. Three sticks got a little wet, but two were wrapped in celo, so no damage and I just wiped them off. I did have a Ashton VSG with no celo, which did get wet. When I pulled it out once I got home, I noticed the side was swollen a little, but the wrapper had not cracked. It's in my humi right now. My question is this, should I leave it in the humidor or leave it out in my(getting colder now so very dry) house?

If the wrapper is swollen but not cracked just leave it in your humi and it will be fine.

[Old Sailor]

I would leave it in your humi for awhile. Should draw out any excess moisture it picked up...just my

[Sigarz]

's if you leave it out then the outer wrapper will dry faster than the binder annd might cause the wrapper to crack so its much better to leave it in the humi to equalize slower.

[Trout]

Thank god, for a minute I thought was going to use a tampon to fix a cigar problem.