This is amazing!The top two humidors are in my office. The walkin picture was taken before I finished my wine cellar.
This is what it looks like now...
Let's see how you store your cigars.
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The top two humidors are in my office. The walkin picture was taken before I finished my wine cellar.
This is what it looks like now...
Holy shit balls, do the retail stores get their product from you? LOl
Very impressive sir!
I'm not even going to live life anymore after that, haha.
That pic is proof I'm doing it wrong.
If you notice the far right of the pic and the far left corner, the bottles keep going, appears they wrap around the entire room.The top two humidors are in my office. The walkin picture was taken before I finished my wine cellar.
This is what it looks like now...
*applause
Nah, go ahead and show it, brother!
Be proud of what you have, not ashamed of what you don't! <grin>
Not to say I am not living vicariously through Fuelie's life...
So what do you use for humidification? 1 or 2 jars? And a piece of cedar on the side?Here's my Tupperdor. I, too, owe a lot to the brothers here.
Ignore the middle shelf... Bubble wrap is for a bomb and I have two cedar trays coming to replace the open box lol. Two desktops arent usually in there either but with this terrible cold snap I cant keep them above 60%. Not much but shes what i got and nothing compared to fuelie's "man cave" posted earlier LOL thing looks more what I expect heaven to look like... just sayin
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One jar (for now) but a couple of changes to make based on this thread and the guys here: I still need to add kitty litter (and will use a section of nylons to keep it clean) in addition to Heartfelt beads OR a couple of 62% Boveda packs (leaning heavily toward to Boveda). Yesterday I sat down to enjoy a San Cristobal Revelation Mystic and I couldn't keep the damn thing lit. The RH in the tupper was reading 69% but obviously that's too high.
The cedar is to help regulate the RH (I put it in there when I had about 5 cigars in there and that wasn't enough to regulate it) and for the aroma.
I also think that there are too many sticks to be sitting on top of each other - I'd like to only have two or three layers with some separation for air flow and there's a greater likelihood of wrapper damage when I go rooting around trying to decide what to smoke on any given day.
I might also - because I can't leave shit alone - add a small battery-powered fan to keep all the air in there consistent.
Keeping the cooler upright and using those wire shelves upside down is brilliant!
StogieNinja
Derek | BoM June 2014
That tupperdore doesn't need a fan. It's small enough that just opening it will circulate the air enough.
The top two humidors are in my office. The walkin picture was taken before I finished my wine cellar.
This is what it looks like now...
Damn dude, how do you even pick out a smoke, it takes me 10 minute to dig through my cooldor sometimes.