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A humidor is a container designed to maintain the optimal humidity level for cigars or herbs. It prevents them from drying out or getting damaged due to excessive moisture or heat. Properly storing your cigars or herbs in a humidor ensures their longevity and flavor.
Humidors can be made from various materials, including Spanish cedar, Mahogany, Teak, Walnut, or even acrylic. Spanish cedar is a popular choice due to its natural ability to absorb and retain moisture.
Humidor sizes can vary greatly, from small travel humidors that hold just a few cigars or a single herb jar to large, walk-in humidors capable of storing hundreds. Choose the size based on your collection's current and future needs.
Consider factors such as the size of your cigar or herb collection, preferred material, budget, and design. Our category page allows you to compare prices and features of various humidors, helping you make an informed decision.
The ideal humidity level for cigars is generally between 65-72% RH (relative humidity), while some herbs might require a slightly different range. A hygrometer, which comes with most humidors, helps you monitor and maintain this optimal level.
Digital hygrometers use electronic sensors to measure temperature and humidity levels, providing a more accurate reading. Analog hygrometers, on the other hand, use a gauge or dial to indicate humidity levels.
Yes, some people use humidors for storing wine, chocolates, tobacco, or even coins. However, not all humidors are suitable for these purposes due to their unique requirements.
Refilling a humidor's humidity pack (silica gel or distilled water) depends on various factors, such as the size of the humidor and the humidity level. Generally, you may need to refill it every 1-3 months for optimal performance.
Most humidors come with a built-in thermometer and hygrometer to help you monitor and maintain the temperature between 68-72°F (20-22°C) for cigars or your preferred temperature for herbs.
