How Do I Control Temperature & Humidity in an Acrylic Cigar Humidor Jar? - Cigar 101

Admittedly, Spanish Cedar humidors can be a pain to season and maintain. And that’s why many people are turning to acrylic cigar humidor jars to store their cigars, as they’re less intensive when it comes to maintenance; they’re also perfect if you keep a smaller cigar stash. But any humidor – wood or acrylic –is only doing its job if it’s keeping your cigars at a stable humidity level. So what happens when the humidity is too high in an acrylic humidor jar? And will that high Relative Humidity lead to a breakout of cigar beetles? Tad from California had that exact set of questions – and while there are easy fixes for wood-lined humidors, it turns out there’s a simple set of fixes for getting RH and temperature in a humidor jar down to the 70/70, too. To learn them, watch the video now.

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