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  • #16
    Originally posted by Krist View Post
    I've just bought the same pack of Boveda, I use 1 per 25 cigars,
    Small or large pack?
    Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy
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    • #17
      I thought it was boiling water to create steam or is that risking mould?

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Wigan View Post
        I thought it was boiling water to create steam or is that risking mould?
        Need clarification on this... What are you responding to? Why are we boiling water now?
        Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy
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        • #19
          Originally posted by PeeJay View Post
          Just put them in a Tupperware or similar with an open ramekin of water and they will suck up the moisture and recharge themselves, simples [ATTACH=CONFIG]23171[/ATTACH]
          Originally posted by Wigan View Post
          I thought it was boiling water to create steam or is that risking mould?

          Clearer?

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          • #20
            Originally posted by butternutsquashpie View Post
            Small or large pack?
            Large packs, thought they would have better stability and life

            Originally posted by Wigan View Post
            I thought it was boiling water to create steam or is that risking mould?
            I've seen someone on youtube place a pack between a solution soaked sponge and his cigars to recharge, takes a while but prevents over humidification and also recharges, I don't know if steam works, boveda are apparently much better at giving out humidification than taking it. I would say the best option would be to put used packs in a air tight (klip lock) with a shot glass of solution or distilled water... I haven't recharged yet, but I'm sure youtube will have people doing it. Suppose the steam would work, its essentially distilled water.

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            • #21
              If you pop old 69% Boveda bags into a sealed bag with a Boveda humidor seasoner bag, they recharge fast and go big and puffy!

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              • #22
                Originally posted by DogManDude View Post
                If you pop old 69% Boveda bags into a sealed bag with a Boveda humidor seasoner bag, they recharge fast and go big and puffy!
                If you pop an old xx% boveda pack into a sealed bag with a dish of water, they recharge fast as well. You don't need a separate boveda pack to charge your boveda packs, lmao
                Originally posted by ValeTudoGuy
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                • #23
                  recharging BOVEDA

                  Boveda charging....

                  tuppy box ,

                  spent Boveda

                  small dish with humi solution

                  dont let the Boveda go to hard before recharging

                  DONE

                  BOVEDA IS YOUR FRIEND
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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by butternutsquashpie View Post
                    If you pop an old xx% boveda pack into a sealed bag with a dish of water, they recharge fast as well. You don't need a separate boveda pack to charge your boveda packs, lmao
                    I use the seasoning pouch because I had one I wasn't using.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by wolfie View Post
                      Boveda charging....

                      tuppy box ,

                      spent Boveda

                      small dish with humi solution

                      dont let the Boveda go to hard before recharging

                      DONE

                      BOVEDA IS YOUR FRIEND
                      Good advice. I let mine go too dry before I tried recharging them and it took more than 2 weeks to get them back.


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