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Seasoning your new humidor
- Moistening The Humidor: Take a new sponge and wet it with distilled water or humidor solution. Wipe down all the exposed wood, including the trays, dividers and the interior of the lid. Don’t use paper towel or fraying cloth. After you have wiped down the wood, squirt the sponge with more distilled water and place it inside the humidor on a plastic bag and close the lid.
- Filling the humidifier: Put the humidifier on a plate and moisten it with the propylene glycol solution or distilled water. Leave the humidifier in the liquid for about one hour. As soon as the humidifier has absorbed sufficient liquid, shake the humidifier so that liquid that was not absorbed will be removed. Afterwards, wipe off any excess water from the outside of the humidifier with a cloth and place it in the humidor.
- Be Patient: Close the humidor with its humidifier element and the damp sponge inside, and leave it overnight. The next day, refresh the humidification device (it may not need it) and check the sponge. If it is fairly dry, add more distilled
water. If it is very damp, leave it alone. Let the humidor sit another night, and then remove the sponge and plastic bag. The walls of the humidor have now absorbed all the water they need, and now you can safely store your cigars.
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Disclosure:
Regular cigar smoking can cause
several serious adverse health conditions including, but not
limited to, cancers of the mouth, throat, and lungs and
is not a safe alternative to cigarettes.
Note:
H & H does not sell cigars to anyone under the age of 21. If you are under 21 years old, please do not enter our site.
H & H does not sell cigarettes of any kind.
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