it get's pretty hot here in the summer but I keep them in the office in the basement which so far seems to be staying rather cool. We just moved in over the winter so I don't know for sure how it will be in the middle of summer but my cigars in my jar-adors haven't seemed to be affected by temperature.Other than temp. is there a benefit to a wineador?
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06-25-2015, 09:54 PM #1Indeed so Most indeededly
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06-25-2015, 10:35 PM #2Rhymes with "seed"
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They're classier looking. The three main drawbacks, IMO, are:
Originally Posted by bluenoser
1) Cost. Both up front and in electricity when it's plugged in.
2) Some have a funky smell at first, that can take some work to eliminate.
3) When they get plugged in for the hot summer, the RH often times drops due to the cooling system. Like down into the 40%-50% range. As opposed to having it plugged in all year where this is less of an issue once you get it up and running.
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