Humidor Recommendation

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Originally Posted by rondog

Now that's an awesome idea! I have a couple of WWII side-opening .50 cans sitting here next to me. But, I also have a nice humidor that the wife paid a lot of money for, it just costs too much to keep it filled with 'gars. I tend to smolk small cigars, and use an old cedar cigar box in a big Ziploc bag for a road humidor, works great. I don't smoke in the house.

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I am in the process of house searching and I am looking for something with a big basement for a "Man Cave". I would like to make a medium sized, vault/gun room, reloading room, smoking room. However my wife hates the smell of smoke. Have any of you used one of these? If so how does it work and clearing the smoke?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Two-New-Pr...-/190828541589
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ionic-Pro-TA...-/221265546101

These are just 2 random ionizers. I would invest in something a little better if I knew they worked well.

Hmmm....

Imagine the possibilities....a reloading room/smoking room....

[Coffee]

Get away from tobacco and move to vapor!

50 cal or fat 50 ammo can, some cedar planks for smoking salmon from Costco and a small humidifier from Stag or other reputable cigar shop and you're in under $50 with a very cool, airtight and sturdy humidor. Cut the cedar by hand or with a table saw (MUCH easier). Hand-fit the planks to the bottom and sides to your liking. Make compartments if you wish. The little refillable crystal humidifier sticks to the lid.

I've never been quite able to get the ammo can smell out of an ammo can.

So, I just bought a cooler and stuck a sockful of moisture beads inside. The beads, plus a bunch of old cigar boxes for keeping singles and loose cigars, keep me pretty stable at 60%.