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I've been monitoring this thread and I think I'm beginning to understand the concept of resting or downtime as the case may be. Now, I'm putting together a wineador and will at some point soon transfer many cigars from a desk top humidor that stays at about 66% and 72° (though the temperature does vary some). The wineador is holding at 66° and about 66% rh. I understand that cooler air can hold let moisture than warmer air and that the moisture level of the cigars will be (some measure) less at 66° than at 72° given the same rh. First question: Am I being a picker of nits? Second question: If not, should the resting period be started over after the cigars are transferred?
Thanks!
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Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans

Originally Posted by
Automator
Am I being a picker of nits? Second question: If not, should the resting period be started over after the cigars are transferred?
Thanks!
Yes and no
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Bummin' Around

Originally Posted by
HIM
Yes and no

Thanks guys. I'll resume picking nits now.
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Ruler Of The Galaxy

Originally Posted by
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First question: Am I being a picker of nits?
Thanks!
Nits are gross. You should pick any nit you see.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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