Beginner Cigar Guide to Boveda 

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Hello El Mayimbe De NY, the concept is to use a Boveda higher than the desired level which is 69% since the glass top humidors are often not airtight and a higher level Boveda RH will compensate for that. Glass top humidors can vary in how much air is able to come through and the environment that the humidor is in also plays a factor. If you live in a dryer environment I would start off with the 75% and see how it does. Most importantly is to have a calibrated hygrometer inside so you know where the RH levels out at which then you be able to see if you need a lower or higher RH level for your environment and humidor. Thank you for watching and hope this helps!

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Take them out of the cellophane and just set the pack in your humidor! After a few months they will start to harden up that's when they have to be replaced, super easy! Thanks for watching and hope that answers your question.

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As in don’t open the actual packets in spilling the contents out, you def need to open it out of the plastic it comes in

Always season your humidor otherwise the wood will act like a sponge and pull the moisture from the cigars and the Boveda pack. Boveda offers seasoning kits as well to help get your humidor ready to protect your cigars. Thank for watching!

Cuban cigars are tightly bound and tend to mold at a higher RH level. It is ok to have them all together but go with the recommendation from Boveda to use 65% since you have Cubans in your humidor. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!

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Make sure you use the right number of packs for the amount and size of your humidor. In a sealed humidor Boveda packs last a very long time. Also be sure to keep the humidor in an area that is cool without direct sunlight. Thanks for watching.

Lower is better for Cubans... Thanks for watching!

Best advice is to have a calibrated digital hygrometer and just see if it is at the desired RH you need. Best way to gauge what RH you need is how your cigars are smoking. If it goes out all the time the RH is too high. Burns really fast or has uneven burning issues you need a higher RH. Also a big part is having a properly seasoned and a humidor that has a very good seal. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.

Hi Scott, thanks for the question super easy just take out of the cellophane place the bag inside your humidor. The environment and size of your humidor can have a factor of how many packs you need for the RH level you prefer. Best advice is to make sure to have a calibrated hygrometer to tell if you are achieving the desired RH level. Thanks for watching!

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