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    Quote Originally Posted by rodwha View Post

    Does reverse osmosis water count in regards to moistening it or does it need to be distilled?
    Not sure about reverse osmosis. Always go distilled to be 100% sure. A cooler of cigars is a terrible thing to mold up. As for how much to use? While you can use too little, You can't really use too much of it is a reliable fixed RH product (Heartfelt, HCM, Boveda). I try to go double the recommended amount just to make it more worry free. I would lean towards HCM or Heartfelt just for the ease of re-charging and long term cost savings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jhedrick83 View Post
    Not sure about reverse osmosis. Always go distilled to be 100% sure. A cooler of cigars is a terrible thing to mold up. As for how much to use? While you can use too little, You can't really use too much of it is a reliable fixed RH product (Heartfelt, HCM, Boveda). I try to go double the recommended amount just to make it more worry free. I would lean towards HCM or Heartfelt just for the ease of re-charging and long term cost savings.
    You are correct, Jesse.
    No to RO water. Always distilled.even with active humidification systems like Bob Staebell's Set n Forget or Cigar Oasis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pnoon View Post
    You are correct, Jesse.
    No to RO water. Always distilled.even with active humidification systems like Bob Staebell's Set n Forget or Cigar Oasis.
    Ummm. You do know that Bob sells a reverse osmosis system on his site and his little blurb implies that it is safe to use for his stuff?

    http://www.aristocrathumidors.com/electronic.htm
    Last edited by jp1979; 05-08-2015 at 04:33 PM.
    Nice try MF'r!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jp1979 View Post
    Ummm. You do know that Bob sells a reverse osmosis system on his site and his little blurb implies that it is safe to use for his stuff?

    http://www.aristocrathumidors.com/electronic.htm
    I did not know that. But I still only use distilled water.
    I wouldn't replace my existing RO system and spend $329 on his when distilled water is cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pnoon View Post
    I did not know that. But I still only use distilled water.
    I wouldn't replace my existing RO system and spend $329 on his when distilled water is cheap.
    100% agree, with distilled water being 99 cents a gallon there is no reason to put one in just for a humi. I was just pointing out that RO is ok per Bob, so the correct info was out there.
    Nice try MF'r!

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