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Good Evening Fellow Stogie Lovers
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Last edited by L_DOG; 05-02-2013, 12:25 AM. -
Welcome. Pretty new to the game myself. From what I have read, dark corner in the summer. As you are here in the UK, I am not entirely sure that it really matters during the winter. Definitely get yourself a digital Hygrometer if you don't already have one. -
Hi and welcome Luke
As a general rule you need to place your humidor in a location that does not vary wildly in temperature during the day/night, avoid any direct sunlight or very cold locations, generally around the 18c temp is best. Make sure you season the humidor well before putting sticks in (do a forum search for guides) and have a hygrometer/temperature reading device too.
Try to resist opening your humidor too much to admire them (hard I know!)
Also during the colder times of the year when the heating is on you will find that the humidifier will need topping up more.
The fuller humidor will also aid in keeping a stable humidity.
Feel free to ask any questions, or post pics of your collection, we love cigar p*rn
DaveExploring the world - one smoke at a time.Comment
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Hi Luke. Just keep the humi someplace where there are no wild fluctuations in temperature. Out of direct sunlight and away from radiators...Comment
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Hi Luke...
Welcome to the UKCF...
Cheers, HabanoSy
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A fine lad, indeed!
Welcome to the boards, senor
Luke. And don't forget to "season" your humidor before placing it into service.
TJ and the 
Coros.
sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! -
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Hi Luke, give up the fags!
Shit...that sounded homophobic!Comment
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Welcome, let's see if we can't get you smoking a few other things too!Comment
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Rich coming from a spurs fan......Originally posted by Jacobwaits View PostAndy
Looking for Monte Sublimes if you have any?Comment
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Welcome.
Off to an interesting start. lolComment
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Hello! Welcome
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Welcome to the forum, you have come to the right place to learn
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