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I am smoking a BH toro at the mo its ok , i had the corona larga last night it was again ok but the mighty mighty is far better. I wanted to try the other BH cigars so got a sampler box it has a churchill, corona larga, toro and robusto all presented in a gift box. Have the robusto left to try.
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Humidity's Rising!
I guess that's one way of doing it, but between you and meOriginally posted by cigarmo View PostThanks for the ideas i think i will get the big ones smoked and reseason the humi and keep large cigars in another humi in the future.
and the fine folks of this forum, it's seems a bit odd to have to use different humidors for different gauge sticks. 
I'd be interested to know if doing so corrects the humidity fluctuation in your desk-top unit,
Perro, el Perro
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I would like to keep them in one humi as its easier but i dont want to spoil all the cigars. Will update on the progress after removing the big onesComment
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Aggggggggh!
Originally posted by cigarmo View Post
Well, as I said before,
chico, after your larger sticks "soak up" the humidity and the levels return to 65% or above, I don't believe the slight difference in the humidity levels shown within your unit will cause any noticeable problems. 
But then again....I know what's its like to be a perfectionist about humidity levels
....so whatever floats your boat, muchacho.
Perro, el Perro
Hey el P! The humidity dropped to 62% after he added his big sticks, which is a bit too low, don't you agree?
(Hurumph!) Yes, yes...I agree, blu-balls, but I'm certain the South....
errr, I mean, humidity, will rise again!
Last edited by TJCoro; 17-01-2013, 11:49 PM.sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the CorosComment
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The Brickhouse Mighty Mighty is a good nc cigar, huge with quite some flavour, only thing is, i would move them away from the cubans, as they smell quite strong of ammonia...Comment
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im no expert at all but I think if you put some more beads in and give it a couple of weeks it might sort itself out, I have changed it to the mighty mighty on my 2013 list that seems to be the best bh from what your saying.Comment
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Its funny but the more I smoke the less I care about the exact humidity.
I aim for low 60's for my tuppers (for ageing) and mid 60's for my desktops (for smoking). As long as I am in those ballparks I never sweat a few % here and there.Originally posted by Simon Bolivar
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I have to agree with that..exact humidity at the bottom end makes no difference in my experience the top end 70 + is where you start to get smoking & storage problems..Originally posted by monkey66 View Post
Only trouble being, because those "in the know" say 65-65 everyone's gone a bit anal in maintaining those precise temps & RH's spot on at every minute of the day ....reasonable stability is want you want....I say more patience & less fretting...
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sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the CorosComment
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Hi problem solved removed the BH sticks and the RH was back at 65% in a few hours. put them in a humi with bigger humi device. plan on smoking them today and tomorrow thanks for all the help.Comment
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That is so queer... but interesting, nonetheless.
El P
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalksigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the CorosComment
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Hmmmn!Comment
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that's not very politically correct!
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Huuuh!Comment
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It was TJ that used the Qu$%r word......Originally posted by donkeydrop View Postthat's not very politically correct!
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