Cold Weather and Humidors.
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A little too cool is better than a little too warm...
If you're keeping your house where you want it (temp wise) and the humidor is away from outside walls and windows, you should be ok I would think.
Ron and the other borthers will have more technical advice I am sure.
If you're keeping your house where you want it (temp wise) and the humidor is away from outside walls and windows, you should be ok I would think.
Ron and the other borthers will have more technical advice I am sure.
Never gets that cold here in CA but from what I understand most people "winterize" the humidor, i.e. reseason it and and extra humidification elements, i recomend heartfelt beads.
cooler temps are better than warmer temps regarding beetles.
cool northern winters and home heating mean your home will be a lot drier. just keep track of your humdity levels, and if need be add supplemental, portable humidification if need be. Bovedas, water pillows, beads will all work
cool northern winters and home heating mean your home will be a lot drier. just keep track of your humdity levels, and if need be add supplemental, portable humidification if need be. Bovedas, water pillows, beads will all work