2LBS bag of Humidity Beads Cigar Humidor
Humidity Beads Last several weeks before needing a spritz Super accurate humidity control Fast Shipping
A lot of "newbies" tend to use tap water on a sponge or paper towel. This is a BIG no-no! First off, you should be using distilled water. Secondly, too much humidity can cause your smokes to swell and crack as well a create horrible draw problems. The best solution is to use humidity controller beads. These are similar to the little silica beads that your find in shoes boxes and the like, EXCEPT humidity control beads absorb AND release moisture (the little silica packets merely absorb). To "charge" the beads, you can use a spray bottle to moisten the beads until about 60% opaque or use a small ketchup cup like you find at McDonalds. Fill it with distilled water and press the cup into the beads. The beads will take and give the moisture that it needs to maintain the proper RH. Common Questions: Amount of beads to use? Answer: One ounce is more than enough. The good thing about beads is you can't put too much in a humidor. The extra beads will just give you more moisture storage and they will last longer before you need to add distilled water to them. Question: Amount of water? Answer 70% is a rule of thumb. If you wet them down more or less they will work just as well. The idea is to have some beads still white so they can absorb the extra moisture that mey be introduced into the humidor, like some new cigars that are a little wet.
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{"Package Dimensions": "4.8 x 3.1 x 2.9 inches", "Item Weight": "2.05 pounds", "Date First Available": "October 6, 2013"}