Cigar life w/ no humidor

[fkovalski]

Yeah it was me and here's some info on it's construction, etc - http://my.voyager.net/~stevest/dor.htm . Here's a picture of it right after putting it together. By far the best humidor I've ever had, I only use my desktop humidors for the road and for quarantine of new cigars before moving them into the big one (to make sure bugs don't hatch). It's sooooo easy to maintain it's unreal - I add a little water every 6-8 months and it maintains a perfect 70%.



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Steve- could you re- post the photo and re- link your webite for the construction details... . I have a co- worker whom I was telling of your cool 'cooler' humidor. He is interested in building one. My e-mail is d2500ram@yahoo if you would rather send.



Thanks,

-frank.

 

[Steve St.Laurent]

There you go. I had that on my old ISP and they finally shut it off after a couple years it looks like.

 

[fkovalski]

There you go. ...

Thanks! I forwarded it to him. He is going to do somthing like that but mount it in a cabinet with a door to match the rest of the woodwork. He likes the idea of the cooler- especially when he can face it with venner to match the rest.

 

[Highfinance97]

I live in a house with a fieldstone foundation and like most it is pretty damp.



SO. . I keep mine in the cellar







Michael

 

[Blu-meanie]

www.thompsoncigar.com sometimes has free ones with your order. I have one on my desk, but there is so much crap on it, and around it I can't use the thing.