Yup! Plus, you can couple that with a site like ebates.com or discovercard.com and get an additional 5% cash back. Really probably the best way to get a new wine fridge other than a scratch and dent from air-and-water!For my NEW Wineador!!
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Dude you are awesome. ALWAYS load up on points and piggyback sites like ebates if you can! Glad to see there's at least one fellow points whore here. We should talk points hacking...Yup! Plus, you can couple that with a site like ebates.com or discovercard.com and get an additional 5% cash back. Really probably the best way to get a new wine fridge other than a scratch and dent from air-and-water!
Fixed it for you.Oh jesus you guys are killing me.... I need a wineador, I need a wineador, I need a wineador, I need a wineador....
So...you're getting a wineador?Oh jesus you guys are killing me.... I do not need a wineador, I do not need a wineador, I do not need a wineador, I do not need a wineador....
Oh jesus you guys are killing me.... I do not need a wineador, I do not need a wineador, I do not need a wineador, I do not need a wineador....
So it doesn't humidify just control temperature?For my NEW Wineador!!
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You add humidification beads/packs/oasis. Temperature control is a huge problem in my house. Super dry and super hot. Needed something to keep my cigars from the ups and downs of my bedroom temp.So it doesn't humidify just control temperature?
General advice: like ascrivner says, if you live somewhere it gets warm in the summer so that your interior temps exceed 70-75 degrees for hours at a time, you'll need a wineador to reduce the temp. The wineador will cool the sticks, and your beads/bovedas/whatever will maintain humidity (I'm using kitty litter and bovedas in a Newair 281).So it doesn't humidify just control temperature?
I echo this great advice.General advice: like ascrivner says, if you live somewhere it gets warm in the summer so that your interior temps exceed 70-75 degrees for hours at a time, you'll need a wineador to reduce the temp. The wineador will cool the sticks, and your beads/bovedas/whatever will maintain humidity (I'm using kitty litter and bovedas in a Newair 281).
My advice is, avoid buying wooden desktop humidors. The cheapos are worthless, and the money you'd spend for a good one can just about buy you a 400-ct wineador with drawers and humudity. Also, you'll fill a desktop in NO TIME.
If you do go the wineador route, look for a 28 bottle, not a 12 bottle. Again, once you start aging a couple of boxes, it'll fill up FAST.
If you're lucky enough to live somewhere cooler, cooladors seem to be the IN thing these days
Yepppp....I filled my 100ct desktop in just over 3 months, hence the wineador purchase.My advice is, avoid buying wooden desktop humidors. The cheapos are worthless, and the money you'd spend for a good one can just about buy you a 400-ct wineador with drawers and humudity. Also, you'll fill a desktop in NO TIME.