humi inside a mini fridge

[donzz]

sorry did a search found my answer

 

[Infinity]

Don't put your humidor in a fridge.

Find a cooler place in your home, usually this may be a basement or a cupboard.

Not sure what humidor you have, if it's wood you can put several freezer packs into something like a plastic bag (you want to prevent water getting onto your humidor) and place them around your humidor.
Have some spare and swap them out if necessary.

Brian

Edit to add: Not good form to edit your original post...

 

[donzz]

Brian

Edit to add: Not good form to edit your original post...


Sorry didnt want to get in trouble with the "do a search police"

 

[grateful1]

Brian

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Sorry didnt want to get in trouble with the "do a search police"

But they were right. :laugh:

As is Brian.

 

[Dr. Marneaus]

why dont put your humi in the fridge? mine's in a lil wine cooler and does fine...

 

[Ginseng]

Sorry didnt want to get in trouble with the "do a search police"

So then you erased your post and ended up irking the the "don't edit your post police" too? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Sorry, donzz. I had to rag on you. You never know where the secret police are hiding. ???

Oh wait, there are no secret police.

Wilkey

 

[Irish]

why dont put your humi in the fridge? mine's in a lil wine cooler and does fine...

Big difference in operating temperature between a wine cooler and a refrigerator. A refrigerator is typically around 40 degrees , whereas a wine cooler is usually at 55-60 degrees. Warmer air holds more humidity (relatively speaking), so a refrigerator acts in part like a dehumidifier.

 

[Smokin'Sims]

I recall it also has to do with the mechanism of refrigeration that causes it to act in a dehumidifying fashion. I'm not sure on the differences if any. The reason I point this out is that you can buy equipment to modulate the temperature and thereby get the fridge to stay at 60-65 degrees.

 

[Infinity]

Brian

Edit to add: Not good form to edit your original post...


Sorry didnt want to get in trouble with the "do a search police"

So? Put it back. While I was taking the trouble to reply, you removed the post. Now this thread is errr, errr, errr ???

Brian