Boveda Seasoning Pack

[AdamK]

Just seen these on Amazon.

Boveda One Step EZ Humidor Seasoning Packet - 84% RH by Boveda

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00FWPQB0Q/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_HD0Btb0E5NZJW

I converted to Boveda packs a long time ago, but has anybody got any experience with these?

I am mainly using tupperdors at the moment, but have at couple of humidors that need seasoning properly.



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[PeeJay]

Depends on how quickly you need to do it, 14 days is a long time. I've just brought mine up to 65% by traditional methods in two days and for a lot less money.

[Sean]

Depends on how quickly you need to do it, 14 days is a long time. I've just brought mine up to 65% by traditional methods in two days and for a lot less money.

Mine took 24hrs to get to 72% then dropped to 69% and has been stable between 65-69% with only a few minor tweeks thats been nearly a year aswell

[Eddie]

If you've got space in a cooler or a friend's, put the whole humi in.

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[Habana-Habanos]

Yeah I should really grab one of these just to put me at peace of mind, my humidor is sitting at a constant 72% but I am not completely sure how precise the calibration was. Putting it back into a bag with one of these bovedas would tell me exactly this!

[PeeJay]

Sounds like you need a calibration kit rather than a seasoning one. Once you've calibrated a hygrometer you can check the accuracy of subsequent ones just by putting them together in the same humidor.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Boveda-CAL75-SM-One-Step-Calibration/dp/B000A3UBLA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1399813955&sr=8-1&keywords=boveda+calibration+kit

[butternutsquashpie]

meeeeeeeh, i don't believe in those things.
i just let nature work her course: shallow pans of water at the bottom of the humidor for 2 days.

then the 69 bovedas or the beads will work their magic for 1 day. the put your sticks in

[cigarmo]

Get them from cgars ?3.50

[butternutsquashpie]

Get them from cgars ?3.50

holy balls. you mates even have accessories expensive too!?

that's the price i pay in DOLLARS!! (so what, ten pence? )

[cigarmo]

CAD?

[butternutsquashpie]

CAD?

mi?lich, nein. USD!
but back when i bought 3. CAD and USD were the same thing...

[cigarmo]

Awkward no?

[Habana-Habanos]

Sounds like you need a calibration kit rather than a seasoning one. Once you've calibrated a hygrometer you can check the accuracy of subsequent ones just by putting them together in the same humidor.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Boveda-CAL75...alibration+kit

Yeah this is true but I'm questioning the real difference between a boveda pack and my used milk top filled with salt slurry? I doubt it could really put the readings off to a level out of the 10 +- zone needed to read 65-75% so then it comes down to getting my humi sitting at around the 69-70% median and I will be safe.

[ValeTudoGuy]

CAD?

Did you just call Jizzballs a Cad?

[cigarmo]

Did you just call Jizzballs a Cad?

whats a cad?