Dry box tips

[Ry27]

FoH’ers,

I am in need of some tips for an issue I am having. I want to dry box some cigars for use, yet, the humidity is about the same or higher in my home. Is there anything I can do to still dry box in my humid conditions? 

(Apologies if this post has been made before, however, I am newer to FoH and couldn’t find much info on it)

 

thanks 

[Shelby07]

Boveda makes a 49% high absorption pack that might work well in a travel humidor. 

[Subcomandante]

They also have reusable silica packets that absorb moisture. They can be put in microwave and defrosted and used again. 

[El Presidente]

Clip the cap, into a zip lock leaving it open...into the fridge for 45 minutes - 1hr. 

It will drop a cigar from 70RH to a 58-60 feel in that period. 

take it out of the fridge. Seal the zip lock, leave 20 minutes .

Smoke it. 

[Notsocleaver]

3 hours ago, Shelby07 said:

Boveda makes a 49% high absorption pack that might work well in a travel humidor. 

This is the method I use in Hawaii, works well.

[Tstew75]

5 hours ago, El Presidente said:

Clip the cap, into a zip lock leaving it open...into the fridge for 45 minutes - 1hr. 

It will drop a cigar from 70RH to a 58-60 feel in that period. 

take it out of the fridge. Seal the zip lock, leave 20 minutes .

Smoke it. 

Brilliant ?

[Hollywood Ninja]

6 hours ago, El Presidente said:

Clip the cap, into a zip lock leaving it open...into the fridge for 45 minutes - 1hr. 

It will drop a cigar from 70RH to a 58-60 feel in that period. 

take it out of the fridge. Seal the zip lock, leave 20 minutes .

Smoke it. 

Oh man, wish I had tried something like this before committing to dropping my wineador down to 58!