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Female, 6 lbs. 4 oz, 18.25 inches, 2:05AM

Thanks, ill keep that in mind next time i have a question.. which will probably be soon. haha

I just purchased a humidor from a local here in town and he said there are a few stogies left in there, but i don't think they are going to be very well taken care of, so im guessing they may be a little dry, is there any way to get these back to a healthy level? any chance to save them? any...

also, i have just noticed that they seems to be some brownish stuff inside with the gel beads...? normal or not? perhaps i should just get some new beads?

it was at 70 when i noticed they were getting dried out, i dont think it was dry for any extended period of time, it had been about 2 months since i opened it last, but everything seemed well on the inside. checked again today, its steady at 60, and yes they were 70 beads.

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Class starts up again tomorrow. Going to miss the holidays

I recently noticed that my beads were looking dried out so I added some distilled water to the fill mark. But my humidor is now showing around 60% where it used to be 70%. Anything reason for this. Anything I can do to get it back up? -A

The only thing on my wish list as of right now to finish a small collection is a Monte #2 and a #3. Will probably just have to pick them up in next Cuba trip -A

I'd love to give this a read if possible. Shoot me a pm see if we can gelt this going again

Seasoning a new humidor. What A great start to a new year