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Boveda Cigars Tobacco 65% RH 2 Way Humidity Control Size 60 25 Cigars Can Hold Humidors 1 Count
An Airtight Humidor, 65% Rh 2Way Humidity Control Size, Up To 1 Lb English, A Wood Humidor
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BVR Rating 129 reviews
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Analysis of 100+ reviews for Boveda Cigars Tobacco 65% RH 2 Way Humidity Control Size 60 25 Cigars Can Hold Humidors 1 Count
BestViewsReviews analyzed 7,129 reviews for 20 products in the Cigar Humidor Humidifiers category.
We analyzed a total of 129 reviews for this product out of which, 17 reviews were received in the last 6 months.
The analysis indicates that around 100% reviews were positive while around 0% of reviews had negative sentiment.
BestViewsReviews Ranking and Score for Boveda Cigars Tobacco 65% RH 2 Way Humidity Control Size 60 25 Cigars Can Hold Humidors 1 Count
This product received a total score of 9.03 out of 10, based on review sentiments and user opinions related to 10 features:
Users of this product said
If you are using an Air tight Tupperdor container, the optimal humidity is 65%, and if you are using an old school wooden desk top, the higher humidification will suit you better.
It's easy to tell when it needs replacing because it goes hard, but it takes out all the trial and error and constant monitoring that can sometimes be required with a humidor.
Despite their ugly appearance, Tupperware humidors are the best option as they don't leak humidity and can be filled with cedar trays.
It's a really easy idea to keep your cigars in the right humidity. The first one lasted me just over 3 months in a humidor with 30 cigars.
If you put a smoke near the end of the third quarter you will find the leaf inside to be very wet, as the first half of the moisture burning off from the first half should saturate the end of the cigar.
Question & Answers
Q:
Is it possible to use this in a small gun safe?
A:
The National Firearms Museum recommends that guns and ammo be kept at 50% relative humidity, but we do a 49% that would work well.
Q:
Is it possible that these expire?
A:
I don't know what the expiration date is, but I know brand new they last you about 3 months.
Q:
How many times a year does this need to be replaced?
A:
I have changed mine in 3 months but it was a bit dry.
Q:
Is it possible to use this in a small gun safe?
A:
The National Firearms Museum recommends that guns and ammo be kept at 50% relative humidity, but we do a 49% that would work well.
Q:
Is it possible that these expire?
A:
I don't know what the expiration date is, but I know brand new they last you about 3 months.
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