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dan954
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I have seen some pictures of guys using wine coolers as humidors. Do they work really well?. Any problems? I can get one off a buddy of mine because he's moving and don't want it anymore.


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Posts: 885 | Location: Richmond, IN | Registered: February 07, 2008Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
jmoore04
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Have not used one myself, but if you do a search you will find several threads, comments and instructions, enjoy.
 
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salibas007
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wine coolers will work.. just make sure you havetout for condensatuion created by the thermoelectric coolers
 
Posts: 2410 | Location: Montreal, QC | Registered: November 02, 2005Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
kechke
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Been using a 100 bottle cooler for almost two years now, it works great with Cat litter beads for R/H control. I put in two computer muffin fans, timer controled to keep air and R/H stratification to minimum.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/kechke/chigo004.jpg


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N8Almond
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Originally posted by kechke:
Been using a 100 bottle cooler for almost two years now, it works great with Cat litter beads for R/H control. I put in two computer muffin fans, timer controled to keep air and R/H stratification to minimum.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v213/kechke/chigo004.jpg


Wow that is a nice wine cooler humidor. I have been thinking about doing one of these for a while now. It gets hot in the summer where I'm at and I dont want to subject my smokes to an inhospitable climate.
 
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US_Tank
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......are good if enjoyed in one's own house. But I would never order one in public. Wink
 
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SamuraiJack
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kinda like MD 20/20


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JWeb
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I've been using one since late fall. I haven't had to turn on the cooling unit on yet due to the freaking cold Canadian winter. It has been holding steady at 66-67%rh with kitty litter beads. No complaints yet.
 
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