@ChefBoyRG54 you seeing your future ???
Building a walk-in
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ChefBoyRG54
BoM Sept '14 & BoY 2014
You heard me try to lay down the ground work with the wife didn't you
Lol so it's a work in progressYou heard me try to lay down the ground work with the wife didn't you
Mr. McSquirelly
Joe Bananas
Brilliant stuff, man. Just brilliant.
This is amazing. Phenomenal work! I told my wife that's happening when we buy our house. We'll see...
I have now change the light button on the outside. I have also stored all my better liqure on the top shelves. I have hanged a cuban che flag on the white wall and a big ass bottle opener (with the word cheer on many langues). I have a dutch cigar mold from the 1890's that I am going to put on the free brick wall but I could not decide in what angle so I put it on hold.
I have started with the humidification. It is a little sketchy right now. I can not rely on the humidifiers hygrometer so I am trying different settings and I am meassuring different points in the room.
I have started with the humidification. It is a little sketchy right now. I can not rely on the humidifiers hygrometer so I am trying different settings and I am meassuring different points in the room.
That is ridiculous bro. Great work and hope u get the humidification figured out.
Mr. McSquirelly
Joe Bananas
PARADISE!!!! A GROWN MAN'S PARADISE!!!!
Thanks for the words guys.
I have been thinking about the temperature. Now it is 18-19 degrees celsius (64-66 Farenheit). In the winter I will probably loose a couple of degrees more since the brick wall without shelves is an outside wall. So now I am thinking of installing a water radiator (since i have the same system in the house already). It would not look great to have a radiator on the free brick wall so I am thinking of buying a compact radiator and have it on the long brick wall under the first shelf. If I do so it would not be visiable. I hope this will work because I do not want to mess up the ageing process of the cigars.
I have been thinking about the temperature. Now it is 18-19 degrees celsius (64-66 Farenheit). In the winter I will probably loose a couple of degrees more since the brick wall without shelves is an outside wall. So now I am thinking of installing a water radiator (since i have the same system in the house already). It would not look great to have a radiator on the free brick wall so I am thinking of buying a compact radiator and have it on the long brick wall under the first shelf. If I do so it would not be visiable. I hope this will work because I do not want to mess up the ageing process of the cigars.
Goodness that's a lot of booze! Scotch, scotchy, scotch, scotch!