problem solved

[kirscovitch]

i got my heartfelt humi beads about a week and a half ago and i am proud to report that my hygrometer hasnt gone above 66% or below 64% since. these beads are great!! now that i know how well they work, i gotta get me some more for my other humidors.:applause:

 

[cvm4]

The beads are relatively low maintenance. Congrats :thumbsup:

 

[Wasch_24]

Very cool.

 

[MichiganM]

Awesome man. I've got a half pound in my cooler and a pound still in the bag awaiting my wine cooler arrival. They're the way to go for passive humidifcation.

 

[Sticks]

The beads have been awesome for me too!

 

[cjazz]

Give them a few months, you'll wonder how you ever did without them. Heartfelt beads are awesome.

 

[caudio51]

They really are wonderful. Make life so much easier!

 

[tripp]

What beads???

Oh yeah those beads, They are so easy to use I forgot they were in there.
I dont think there is anything better.

 

[Moglman]

Ordered two more lbs from David last week. Unfortunately, at an outside ambient 30% Rh, and with the heat on, inside of 15-20%, I still have to recharge often. Come spring, all will be right again.

 

[Viper139]

You are in the same rh boat that I am. This is the hardest time of year to keep thing humidified.

 

[kirscovitch]

ok... question....
when my beads get dryed out all i have to do is add water...
what do i do this summer when its 90 degrees outside with 90-95% humidity??
how do i dry them out if need be??:sadstare:

 

[MichiganM]

I've heard using a blow dryer works great. Viper will probably have better ideas.

 

[caudio51]

I've heard using a blow dryer works great. Viper will probably have better ideas.

I do that :thumbsup: