Speaking of Boveda packs...

[BloodWood]

Is there any use, what so ever, for their 75 percenters?

I accidentally (stupidly) purchased a box of the 320 size that point and laugh every time I pass by.
There's gotta be a use for these outside of effing up a stable humidor, no?

 

[Jrfoxx]

Is there any use, what so ever, for their 75 percenters?

I accidentally (stupidly) purchased a box of the 320 size that point and laugh every time I pass by.
There's gotta be a use for these outside of effing up a stable humidor, no?

I had to use the 72% in my 2 wooden humidors to get a steady 65% in them because they were cheap humidors and were pretty leaky.

So i guess the answer is yes, they do have a use in humidors bought cheaply on Amazon.

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[Boudie]

• Boveda 75% RH for day-to-day bagpipe reed storage

According to their website

Good luck with that

 

[Texican]

• Boveda 75% RH for day-to-day bagpipe reed storage

According to their website

Good luck with that

That is...awesomely specific.

 

[Mikenice81]

I have heard some of the cigar coolers like Audew recommend conditioning to about 4% or 5% above what you want to use long term.

So, in my opinion it means you need to buy storage that requires conditioning. That is the only way to solve your problem.

 

[BloodWood]

... for day-to-day bagpipe reed storage

In other words, I've got bupkis.

 

[BloodWood]

Well, if anybody has a use for 'em they yours.

PM your addy.

 

[Boudie]

All hope is not lost, you could learn to play the bagpipes. You'd be a big hit at Herfs and funerals

 

[beadhead]

 

[Palama]

All hope is not lost, you could learn to play the bagpipes. You'd be a big hit at Herfs and funerals

Could also add the neighbors to that short list.

 

[Capn_Jackson]

Actually, I recently seasoned a third humidor with these, rather than with the 84’s. Worked fantastically! That was about two months ago, and the thing holds humidity like a dream. This is a cheaper one, which I bought on Amazon, too.