Exquisicat cat litter vs. Heartfelt pearls

[preembargo]

Originally Posted by AriesOpusX

Don't give me any ideas for experiments. Now I need a bottle of cola and some litter...

he he, that could be FUN!!

[Lynchmeister]

What's the deal with the KL with blue in it?

[AriesOpusX]

Scented ones are blue, they are the odor absorbing you don't want those.

[Dgar]

Originally Posted by Lynchmeister

What's the deal with the KL with blue in it?

Stay away ........

[RJT]

This should be interesting. If you dont mind try them in a cooler also and see what the results are.

[Skinsfan]

I don't own a cat but I have to ask what does cat litter cost these days? Is it really that much cheaper than humidification beads? How many people want to start using cat litter in their humis? I would rather support local and online cigar retailers.

[AriesOpusX]

Originally Posted by Skinsfan

I don't own a cat but I have to ask what does cat litter cost these days? Is it really that much cheaper than humidification beads? How many people want to start using cat litter in their humis? I would rather support local and online cigar retailers.

7lbs are around $10 for the litter. Its just nice if you need to fill a huge cabinet because than the beads can get expensive, alot of people mix beads/litter.

[monetrey]

Stevie makes fun of me for this..... but i must admit I use the kl in my personal humis..... works awsome... have used them for probably a little over a year now

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by monetrey

Stevie makes fun of me for this..... but i must admit I use the kl in my personal humis..... works awsome... have used them for probably a little over a year now

Hey man.....if it works for you then great...but I don't know if I could trust 15 bucks worth of kitty litter to humidify 15 grand worth of cigars ...just my

[Hammerhead]

Originally Posted by stevieray

Hey man.....if it works for you then great...but I don't know if I could trust 15 bucks worth of kitty litter to humidify 15 grand worth of cigars ...just my

Ditto.

It never ceases to amaze me how far some guys will go to save a couple bucks in the never ending search to be the penny-pinchingest Ebenezer on the planet.

Let's ask the question a different way.

Kitty Litter: Designed for cat crap.
Humidification Beads: Designed for museum art

Ok, so how many museums trust their priceless works of art to kitty litter?

I think I'm done here.

[WyoBob]

Originally Posted by Hammerhead

Ditto.
Ok, so how many museums trust their priceless works of art to kitty litter?

Just the modern art museums???

WyoBob

[Major Captain Silly]

Originally Posted by Hammerhead

Ditto.

It never ceases to amaze me how far some guys will go to save a couple bucks in the never ending search to be the penny-pinchingest Ebenezer on the planet.

Let's ask the question a different way.

Kitty Litter: Designed for cat crap.
Humidification Beads: Designed for museum art

Ok, so how many museums trust their priceless works of art to kitty litter?

I think I'm done here.

If it works the same, why pay more?

MCS

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by Major Captain Silly

If it works the same, why pay more?

MCS

That's debatable.

[wayner123]

Are these litter beads only for 70% RH? Because that may work for some, but I know of a lot of people that use the 65% and even the 60%. I would say there are a lot more who use these lesser RH than the 70%RH users.

[Major Captain Silly]

Originally Posted by wayner123

Are these litter beads only for 70% RH? Because that may work for some, but I know of a lot of people that use the 65% and even the 60%. I would say there are a lot more who use these lesser RH than the 70%RH users.

Makes sense. I try to keep my boxes at 65%.

MCS