Loss of Humidity

jasondwilke

WaltBasil

Bob Luken

Like walt said. Make sure your hygrometer isn't lying to you. You seem to have plenty of humidity devices and they should keep even a humidor with a bad seal humidified. I'm betting it's your hygrometer. Do the salt test.

New Boots

I woosh tested both mine today....both passed...In fact, only my cheaper one closed all the way. My RP humi didnt close fully. It wooshes so hard!

Bob Luken

New Boots:

I woosh tested both mine today....both passed...In fact, only my cheaper one closed all the way. My RP humi didnt close fully. It wooshes so hard!

I'm sure all this wooshing is fun but have you done the dollar bill test?

0patience

Bob Luken:

New Boots:

I woosh tested both mine today....both passed...In fact, only my cheaper one closed all the way. My RP humi didnt close fully. It wooshes so hard!

I'm sure all this wooshing is fun but have you done the dollar bill test?

Is that where you stick it in the door of your humi and see how long it takes before the wife or kids snatch it out?

Echambers

Well..If you know you are calibrated...have you checked the RH in your house? Depending on where you live you could see a lot of fluctuations the house that can wreck havoc on an improperly sealed humidor or one that gets opened quite a lot.

New Boots

Bob Luken:

New Boots:

I woosh tested both mine today....both passed...In fact, only my cheaper one closed all the way. My RP humi didnt close fully. It wooshes so hard!

I'm sure all this wooshing is fun but have you done the dollar bill test?

Thats next...i have to have something to do tomorrow!

jlmarta

Bob Luken

edelrionyc

Maybe the seal on your humidor has gone bad. Do the dollar test or just wet the edge of the humidor with distilled water so that the wood swells up and seal good.

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