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I keep my cigars in two glass jars. They have been at about 70 degrees. I took out the pillows to get the temp down to 65. Now I have nothing in with the sticks and it still reads 68-70. What do I do to get the temp down? Thanks

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yes. I was using them as a humidification device. Now there's nothing in there but cedar and the sticks. Are they safe?

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right but how do I get the temp down. Theres nothing in there with them now but the cedar. Thanks

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If you dont have a room with air con then you need something like a wine fridge. You can also freeze your cigars when you get them to kill any eggs, theres a few tutorials on the web about doing this.

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That's not what I'm looking for. I need to know how to get the temp down. Will that occur from them not having beads pillows etc? Or is there something else I need to be doing.

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the beads have nothing to do with the temperature the beads only controll the humidity so theres two separate issues

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The only way to lower the temp is to put them in an area that has a lower ambient temp. It is just like a house or a car, the only way to get the temp down is to cool the area. That can only be done either putting them in a fridge that is turned up high so as to not get sticks too high, lower the temp of the room you are storing them in.

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OK that's what I've been referring to. The humidity temp has been at 70 with the pillow and is now back up to 70 without. The question is how do I get a 65 read on my hygrometer? Thanks

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If you mean your trying to bring down the RH percentage dry out you beads so they can absorb more moisture.

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Do you know what your rh or humidity level is in your room where you are keeping them? If it is lower than 70 percent then You can leave the top open yo let som of the moisture out.

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It might take a while for the beads to work but if its been raining and the seal on your humidor isnt the best they might not work.

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no I don't but I'll try that. I was wondering if the sticks would dry out without some sort of humidification

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OK I'll try that. its winter here so the heat is on. I left the top open and it dropped to 60 fast.

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OK that's what I've been referring to. The humidity temp has been at 70 with the pillow and is now back up to 70 without. The question is how do I get a 65 read on my hygrometer? Thanks

A temperature is a numerical measurement of hot and cold.

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