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  • #16
    I use 69% bovedas in my lock n locks which hold steady. My desktop varies between 67-68 with the same.

    Will start to experiment with 65 for a few singles to see if theres a noticeable difference.

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    • #17
      I had mine at 65 then upped to 69 but have gone back to 65 as I found I had to constantly relight. 65 is a far better place to be... cigar wise!

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      • #18
        Originally posted by frrb View Post
        I had mine at 65 then upped to 69 but have gone back to 65 as I found I had to constantly relight. 65 is a far better place to be... cigar wise!
        oooooohhhhh Matron!
        Only the impossible is worth the effort.

        JEANETTE WINTERSON,

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        • #19
          Originally posted by thedame007 View Post
          oooooohhhhh Matron!
          Oh Madam,madam !

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Horsebox View Post
            I use 69% bovedas in my lock n locks which hold steady. My desktop varies between 67-68 with the same.

            Will start to experiment with 65 for a few singles to see if theres a noticeable difference.
            It seems I'd forgotten myself. I switched to 65% boveda in my lock n locks some months ago but have maintained the 69% in my singledor. On the suggestikn of the one they call Bag Boy, aka he who posts as [MENTION=213]TJCoro[/MENTION] I've been putting away a single or 2 or 3 from each purchase to see the changes over a few/several years. At least, that's the plan.

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            • #21
              Patience Pays Off!

              Originally posted by Horsebox View Post
              I've been putting away a single or 2 or 3 from each purchase to see the changes over a few/several years. At least, that's the plan.
              Good plan, my good man! Put 'em in the back of the rack and before you know you'll have some well-aged puros to enjoy on a lazy summer day!




              Bag Boy
              sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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              • #22
                I’ve got no frame of reference, I’m using 69 boveda’s and it creeps up to over 70%. Might try 65’s and see if I can tell the difference.

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                • #23
                  When I made the jump...I found the cigar had a better burn...I tried 62 but found it was to dry for me... What you could do it dry box a few before you smoke them kinda gives you the jist how they will smoke at a lower rh

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                  • #24
                    Prefer the 70 mark myself find the cigars don't loose the sheen tried lower humidity but find they don't taste as complexed.

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                    • #25
                      65 in my coolers (I use Boveda 69 along with some heartfelt beads) and the same in my desktops. again I use 60g 69 rh Boveda pouches and find it holds steady at 65-66, which is the humidity I like my sticks at for smoking usually


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                      • #26
                        Coming in a bit late, but: 65 - 70%

                        Couldn't say anything more specific since there's usually a fair bit of fluctuation there

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                        • #27
                          69% boveda... and just let them ride out the seasons with fluctuations.
                          "Dear heart, you're talking to a man- a real man- who drinks straight Tequilla, with lime and salt on the rim, and smokes cigars" (J Zavala)

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                          • #28
                            Ive got 69 boveda and some water in mine and its sitting at 66. The air is so dry with the cold i guess.

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                            • #29
                              I usually keep mine at about 70. I find that at 65 they feel very dry and 'hard'. I had read somewhere that long term storage and ageing was best done at a higher humidity, and if you prefered to smoke them at a lower humidity, then you would put them in a seperate humidor or dry-box for a short time. Has anybody heard about doing this or tried it?

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                              • #30
                                I keep mine and 65 - I find that when getting up toward 70 they do not burn as well

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