Low rh in wooden humidor

[Tombstone]

The day you get to the point you can just judge your cigars by look and feel it will be magical. I get people worry about ruining their cigars bur I feel like over time you dont sweat the small things and just enjoy them. Sounds like you did your due diligence. If you are more comfortable with a tuperdor then go that way. Cigars should be a point of enjoyment not stress.

[jrfoxx]

The day you get to the point you can just judge your cigars by look and feel it will be magical. I get people worry about ruining their cigars bur I feel like over time you dont sweat the small things and just enjoy them. Sounds like you did your due diligence. If you are more comfortable with a tuperdor then go that way. Cigars should be a point of enjoyment not stress.

Words of wisdom there.

I try not to sweat anything too much as long as they smoke good, but I have a lit of money tied up in my cigars, so I do worry even though I shouldn't.

As much as I love the look of wood, tupperdors are just too perfectly sealing and hold steady rh and require no monitoring, and thus are worry free, so just going to go back to tupperdors so I dont have anything to worry about.

Appreciate everyone's input. In the end, it was a cheap humidor that just doesn't seal well enough to bother with.

Gave it to my friend who was the last of the Army WAC's since she mentioned needing something for her jewelry. It will work better for that.

I friggin love cigars