How much distilled water do you put in a humidor?

To fill or charge your humidifier, you should remove it from the humidor and dampen the humidifier in a 50/50 solution of distilled water and propylene glycol (PG), usually referred to as activator solution.

How long does it take a humidor to stabilize?

Do not add any cigars to your new humidor until the relative humidity reaches 65% to 70%. This process can take 2 to 15 days depending on your climate and the size of the humidor. If you live in a very dry climate we recommend that you use additional humidification units.

What should the humidor temperature be for cigars?

Humidor Care and Instructions. If you are planning on keeping your cigars for longer than 1-2 weeks, you will need a humidor. Cigars must be kept below the maximum temperature of 73°F (23°C) and between 65-72% humidity. Ideal conditions are 70°F (21°C) and 70% humidity. Proper cigar storage is crucial.

What’s the best way to store a humidor?

Store your humidor in a cool, dry place to prevent mold growth. Avoid placing your cigars in direct sunlight. If the temperature and humidity get too high, cigars can develop a potentially damaging fungus or mold.

What’s the proper way to season a humidor?

A humidor’s proper moisture and temperature must be created before storing cigars, this is called Seasoning your Humidor. To setup your humidor, follow these simple instructions: Saturate the black plastic humidifiers with Propylene Glycol Activation Solution or distilled water.

Where do you put the hygrometer in a humidor?

Make sure there is no direct contact between the sponge and the humidor. Instead of a sponge you may also use a shot glass full of water. Attach the humidifiers and the hygrometer to the inside of the lid. Also, place the humidifiers in the bottom holders of the humidor if applicable.