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Just discovered the humidipak, when I got one in my first box purchase of Hemingway Signatures. This thing looks pretty cool.

Does anyone use these in their desktops, or should they only be uses for short term transportation/storage?

A search was not very helpful by the way.



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I just have an "inventory" of 7-10 cigars at once so I use them to store from the time of purchase until use -- generally about 2-6 weeks. Overall, the humidibags are supposed to last 6 months but I replaced the last one at 4.


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I just bought one when I was at Sosa's in Orlando. Looks like a good way to travel and hold excess cigars. I found their web site which lists retailers.

http://www.humidi-pak.com/products/cigars/


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Good for travel, but I wouldn't use them for long term storage.

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dude, it's fine to use these as a humidifing device. Your cigars will appreciate something like this that can regulate the humidity well and will hold it a lot better than a credo. In my overflow tuppedor I've got 2 water pillows.
 
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A tobacconist kindly included one of these paks with my cigars a while back. They seem to last for quite a while.

I suppose it would be ok to use them long term, but check in on them every once in a while to make sure they're still working.


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dude, it's fine to use these as a humidifing device. Your cigars will appreciate something like this that can regulate the humidity well and will hold it a lot better than a credo. In my overflow tuppedor I've got 2 water pillows.


Even better just get some climax beads since those little water pillows weren't intended for such a large area.


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Well, I've got a drymistat tube in the humidor and the tuppedor is stuffed and the waterpillows are nice because ergonomically they fit in there well. When space is limited.
 
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Humidipaks are great for 2-3 months max. I once used a syringe at work to carefully puncture the outter plastic and inject distilled water into the foam humidifying layer and get an extra 1-2 months, but in the long run a small desk humidor is better.

I don't use them much anymore because when I travel I prefer a hardside case or cigar caddy humidor.


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