Local B&M Humi at 82% humidity

[drake.c.w.]

Originally Posted by havanitascigars-cl

I had a similar experience about six months ago. I wrote about it on CigarLive. The funny thing is the owner of the B&M told me the mold meant he was properly humidifying the walk-in. Can you believe it? He actually tried to convince me the mold was good thing. In fact, those were his exact words.

BTW: The B&M was Aficionados in Lake Forest, CA.

Did you remind him that he WASN'T selling cheese??? And then slap him, and explain blume/plume compared to mold.

[Cigary]

Is there anything worse than seeing something that you enjoy being treated badly? You'd think that when people invest a lot of money in something like this that they would at least be aware of what it takes and when you see a product being so mistreated you want to say something right off the bat. Some are open to it others not. If it appears that they would take advice in a good way I'd say something but if they appear as if they don't really care I would suspect they would ignore your plea.

[golfermd]

Man, if they got a sudden chill in there it might start raining..

[sneakyb757]

Humi at my shop stays at about 68% at like 64 degrees.

[Rev2010]

I have a local B&M that runs the humidity too high as well. Come to think of it I never checked the reading on his Moist-N-Air humidifier but everytime I walked into his humi it felt like I was down by the beach in the tropics on a warm day lol. It just feels too moist in there. I've also shown the owner, and his wife on a seperate visit, beetle holes in their stock.

I stopped going there not cause of the beetle holes but because of the insanely high prices. Why pay more than double the price for cigars I can get from any of the reputable internet vendors I use? And on top of their crazy high prices there's also the sales tax.


Rev.