is this mold or something else?
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Those do look like spots where water came in contact with wood. It is hard to tell if it is mold or a discoloration. The humidor may very well be salvageable. Some guys say a little vinegar or rubbing alcohol to clean up the spots. I would try that, season the humidor, and make sure nothing starts growing again.
Also, welcome to the forum. Hopefully you'll get it running and have no problems! Just be a little careful and I think youll be ok. -
@gray4lines I was thinking something similar but wanted to get some fresh set of eyes to give their opinion as well. Thank you v very much sir!! Keep it smokey!!
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You can also get it dry and LIGHTLY scuff sand it with 220 (fine) sandpaper. Wipe up the dust.
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This sounds like a good idea tooFirst Warrior:You can also get it dry and LIGHTLY scuff sand it with 220 (fine) sandpaper. Wipe up the dust. -
I did as mentioned by gray4lines and after lighty scuffing away it seems that the discoloration comes from where a baby nails were made to hold the cedar liner that further seals the box to the lid.. I hope that is an accurate assessment by me.. Thanks guys
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If that discoloration is centered around a small nail (probably a brad or pin) then I wouldn't worry about it. That discoloration is not the same as mold which will affect your cigars.
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Yeah, if it's clear that some little cheap nail or something is the issue, I'd probably not worry about it. Sounds like good news!bigharpoon:If that discoloration is centered around a small nail (probably a brad or pin) then I wouldn't worry about it. That discoloration is not the same as mold which will affect your cigars. -
Thank you guys for all the helps and tips. Its much appreciated!
Hope everyone is having a good smoke today -
Well done all you cigar idiots!edone_sf:Thank you guys for all the helps and tips. Its much appreciated! Hope everyone is having a good smoke today -
Show us pictures when it's full of cigars!