Anee aiooge ousieaiga ogiaaiu aea?iinoe neeoeii aunie, aicii?ii neaaosuea oaae:
- Iiigiaoeoa oaaaeouny a oii, ?oi ousieaig ioeaeeagiaai, n iiiiuus niee, a oae?a igiaaguoa, ?oi oaea?iysuee ?eaiaio ousieaiga caiieiai ganogiaii igiieeai aeeeiey (anee ousieaig n aoaeie) e ?oi noaiee yueea auee ouaoaeuii oaea?iaiu iagaa iagaui eniieuciaaieai.
- Oieuei aey ousieaigia n aoaeie: anee ganoaig igiieeai aeeeiey ia caigaaeyeny ianeieuei ianyoaa (iau?ii ganoaiga oaaoaao ia ngie ai 6 ianyoaa), aicii?ii igeoei agaiy naaeaou ?oi.
Ioeeiiaiey ia ianeieuei ioieoia io cia?aiea a 70% ia aie?iu aucuaaou iianaiey, iineieueo iiaoo iauynieiu oi?iinous eciagaiey aea?iinoe (Ni. oi?iinou aeagiiaoga).
IF HUMIDITY IS TOO LOW FIX and it is a constant problem and nothing works. Then try the following only after everything else has been tried!
Season humidor with warm distilled water on a new sponge. After seasoning, put still wet sponge(but not dripping) on 2 cheap cigars that will be tossed later. Leave for 24 hrs. Then, re-season again same way, leave sponge again. Wait 24 hrs. and do again. After the third time leave the sponge there for 3 more days with the humidifier. After that, discard sponge and cigars. By this time, the pores in the wood would have absorbed enough moisture and stabilized the climate in the humidor. Sometimes the wood is so dry that even after seasoning it once, its not enough moisture to keep a humidity above 58%. This fixes that.