Well, I think I've outgrown my standard humidors. I currently rent an apartment and don't have the option of building any sort of closet humidor.
I've been looking at a few "End Table" style humidors and so far, the one that's remained at the top of my list is CubanCrafters.com's CC-Cabinet Humidor clicky.
I'm not looking for huge 5000 count towers or anything like that.
Does anyone else have some suggestions/experience with "End Table" sized humis that can store a bunch of boxes as well individuals?
-Chuck Fess
Posts: 47 | Location: NY and Acushnet, MA | Registered: September 27, 2009
I have an Aristocrat cabinet humidor. Reliable and not too expensive. I purchased it through cheaphumidors.com. About a year ago I put in a "set and forget" humidification system from Bob Staebell. The cabinet works great and I have been very pleased.
Posts: 44 | Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida | Registered: June 25, 2002
I'm just debating on whether to invest in a larger humi or just buy more 150-200 count table top humidors. I don't really think the latter is the way I want to go though...
-Chuck Fess
Posts: 47 | Location: NY and Acushnet, MA | Registered: September 27, 2009
Aristocrat is a stylish and high quality cabinet that will do the job quite well. I have had a few cabinets. If appearance is not an issue, a cooler with beads outperforms any cabinet.
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I've looked at the Aristocrat for a bit and am pretty taken by it.
However, with that added THC system the price skyrockets. I'm planning on ignoring it and just going with a Standard. Does anyone have an opinion on this?
If you will be keeping your humidor in a environment were the temperature stays a constant 65-72 degrees year round, just get the set and forget system. With the constant temperature the same you shouldn't need the THC system. You live up north so it shouldn't be a problem. I keep my humidor in a finished basement that stays around 67 - 72 degrees year round and never had a problem. So it would depend on were you are going to put your humidor and what the temperature fluctuations it will go through as the season change.
I hope this helps?
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