Is this the same PG that can be used 50/50 w/ distilled water for humidor fluid?
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Yes, this is 100% pure top grade PG. It can be used for humidors, drug stabilizers, vaporizers and many many more uses.like you said be sure to do a 50/50 ratio with distilled water
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Yes, this is 100% pure top grade PG. It can be used for humidors, drug stabilizers, vaporizers and many many more uses. like you said be sure to do a 50/50 ratio with distilled water
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I use three of them in addition to the humidifier that came with my humidor. I try to obtain 70% humidity..... With that being said, I was given a larger humidor recently. The humidifier that came with it plus the three drymistat humidifiers would only raise the humidity to 62%. So, I ordered yesterday this in hopes it will help raise the humidity..... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000PUWHJC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Good luck!
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I am sorry, but I cannot factually answer this question, because I used my own in a cigar humidor
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Yes if you have a portable steam or cool mist humidifier . You should only use a small amount because it can be irritating to eyes or mucous membranes in large amounts.
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About a year according to the package, I've only had mine a few mos., but it works perfectly in my little humidor (50 stick capacity). Keeps it at a constant 72 percent. You can't go wrong from what I can tell.
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While many people use distilled water, it is highly recommended to use a calibration fluid that is set at 35.0 PSU. The reason for this is, there is a high margin of error when calibrating accuracy to a figure that is far from target. If you do not have calibration solution, you can make your own. When trying to make a calibration solution of 35.0psu, it means that the sodium chloride concentration is 3.65 (weight %). What that means is, for every 3.65 grams of sodium chloride (morton's iodized salt) there needs to be 96.35 grams of purified fresh water (distilled is ideal). To increase accuracy of the solution, my recommendation is to mix it in a greater multiple of the above amounts, i.e. 79.3g of salt mixed with 2104g of distilled water. That solution should be just about 35.0 PSU, or target saltwater salinity.
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Brandon, congrats on your humidor! I bought mine about a year ago and still love it. I found a few videos on youtube to help season and calibrate the hydrometer. Here is what I felt was the best. http://youtu.be/PnZukYgXUKw Just remember to use distilled water and do not soak the wood. I do soak the humidifier every month or so in the distilled water.
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I haven't tried it. My humidifier stopped working quickly because the sensors never detected it had water, I don't think distilled water would have helped that.
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try'' flavor apprentice'' website..homade flavorings are to weak and do not mix well with pg
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As you are most probably using tap water and not distilled, the only way to prevent this is to use a water treatment. The one that has worked best for me is BestAir Humidifier Bacteriostatic Algae & Odor Treatment. A 32oz bottle available from Amazon for about $10 and you only need a capfull each time you fill the tank.
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Everything I've read says to use distilled water. That way you have less of a chance to contaminated your cigars. Distilled water is cheap compared to the cost of your cigars.
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Not sure, I would just cut it 50% with water. I like the stuff, works great.
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The instructions do not specify to use distilled water. I use cool tap water. Definitely need to clean according to instructions. I am very happy with this humidifier.
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Use straight, no mixing required.Although i do not know the mix % to water feels heavier than 50/50, Genuine M/B fluid products are worth the money IMO.....
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Let me preface what I'm about to say with this will not be an answer to your question. I used to use demineralization cartridges in my humidifiers of varying makes. None of them worked well, at least with our water which is hard but nothing like in other areas of the U.S. where the water is much harder. I started buying five gallon bottles of reverse osmosis water from a local water store. Here's why-- one issue is the white dust getting all over our bedroom and breathing that stuff in. The other issue is that if using tap water, even with the cartridge, you are breathing in many chemicals that we won't drink in our house (we have an undersink filtration system for drinking water). I wrote to the CDC and there has been no research as to the long-term effects of breathing in the vapor from humidifiers. Using the reverse osmosis water, we have zero dust and don't use a cartridge, so save a little money there. If you buy 100 gallons (the give cards that they punch as you get the 5 gallon jugs refilled) at a time on sale, it's $60. For us, 100 gallons lasts the season for our larger 2 gallon humidifier. Sorry to ramble. Hope this was helpful.
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Someone wana test or mail me a packet to test? :) We cigar smokers use silica beads to maintain humidity in our humidors. When you soak them they release humidity and helps maintain a humidor at 65-70% relative humidity.
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It isn't a manufacturer-specific product, so while I can't say for sure, I do not see why it would be a problem. Most humidifiers are built fairly similarly.