Any Luck With Re-Humdifiying Dry Sticks

[Skinsfan]

Had some sticks in a small humi that was probably between 50-55 % for a few months. Took those sticks to my private box at the local B&M where they keep things at a nice level. Hoping after a couple of months in that box they will come back to life.

[BostonMark]

I'm doing that with some sticks that were just in plastic baggies in my closet for a week or so while my new humidor came in (it got delayed, and I gave away my old one to Windley). They got nice and crunchy, but my friend brad (dbradley) said that after a month or two in the humidor they should come right back to life. Trick is to let them rehumidify slowly. Keep them at the outer edge of the humidor (as far away from the humidification unit as possible) for a month or so, then slowly move them in as you see fit. Hope all goes well, brother!

[68TriShield]

If they were indeed at 50 or 55 percent,they should do good.

[chippewastud79]

I had a Padron that was in my cabinet for almost 6 months, granted my area is relatively humid. Anyways I placed it in my humidor for almost 3 months rotating it around when I would go get a stick and smoked it around a week ago. Needless to say that the cigar was not nearly as tasty as it would have been had it never dried out, but over all it was still a smokable cigar. Obviously this was a worst case scenario but I think given your description you should be fine. I don't know if this was any help but it was just a personal experience.