cigar storage in humidor

[ree ree robusto]

Two parts to this topic :0

1. I'm assuming it's okay to store cigars on top of one another as my humidor is filling up fast, right? Should I rotate them if so?

2. Should I use propylene glycol every time or alternate from that to distilled water?

Muchas Gracias,
Ree Ree

 

[Wascal]

Beads.

 

[ree ree robusto]

I've never seen beads before. Can find them at a local cigar shop?

 

[rnccen]

Climmax Beads for storage

Click the above these are what you need..simple, easy, precise solution

Tell Vern your from CP he'll take care of you when you order

-P-

 

[cvmfour]

Does anyone know if Vern is still back-ordered on the beads? Last I heard was that people had over due orders of like 3-4 weeks. ???

 

[HBMully]

I'm new to the humidor scene...what are the beads and what are their advantages?

Thanks

 

[emodx]

Beads are self regulating, so you don't have to worry as much about RH fluctuation. They work awesome in a coolerdor and pretty good in a humidor. You don't have to rotate your cigars through your humidor.

Emo

 

[CoventryCat86]

Wascal was a little wordy but I compeltely agree with him:

Beads

 

[Marito]

Ok...outlier here I guess. I used distilled water only in my humidors and I rotate my cigars every couple of months. I also stack them on top of each other with my only rule being no touching between Maduro and non-Maduro. I use beads in my coolidor.