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About M J Robbins
Expertise
Retailer of cigars and acc. since 1979. Cigars - I've smoked most including Cubans. Humidors- Testing humidors all the time. Selling humidors for 30 years. Pipes - I imported Briar and Meerschaum also repaired them in the 1980's. Lighters- Zippo distributor 30 years, expert in repair of old and new lighters although I haven't repaired an antique lighter in 15 years. Repaired thousands of butane lighters.

Experience
30 years importing and selling retail and wholesale Pipes lighters,cigars and humidors. Designed and developed the only state of the art refirgerated mobile cigar humidor and the largest mobile cigar store in the USA. Repaired 50,000 pipes and lighters in the last 30 years. BR>
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RTDA IPCPR

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2 years Fullerton jr college

 
   

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Cigars - Humidor Humidity


Expert: M J Robbins - 7/5/2009

Question
Hi..I bought a new humidor.. its a 15-20ct..pretty small..I have set it up and I'm getting a reading of 67F and 71%RH. My question is..how do I make the humidity go down to atleast 67%RH? right now it stays constant at 71%RH? please let me know.

Answer
67F 71%RH is perfect!
If you want it to go down a little open the box, check humidity and if it too high for you, then blow around in the box for 5 or 10 seconds, circulating the air. I noticed a 2 or 3 % decrease in Humidity when I do this simple thing.

Enjoy
MJR

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