I tell everyone that asks about humidifying elements about your product. I will be the first in line to buy your products. I hope you sell tons of your product and have the financial backing to expand your line. Now, I found your product there isn't any need to go through that exercise.
I acutally thought of buying several of these and cutting them open just to get the crystals so I could use them in my humidor. I am very familar with your "secret ingredient" as I have been buying them for the last few years as part of the various water retaining neckbands that are on the market. I think 4" by 6" by 1.5" would be a great size to start with. I am talking about your same product, but in a square, flat, modular format where you can add a unit or take away a unit as humidity needs change. Can you make your product in a format that can support a humidor that holds boxes of cigars. I wish I had found you first before all my dabbling with credos and credo knockoffs and ordering propy glycol from the pharmacy and all of that other nonsense. I 100% agree with you that this product is the humidification system of the next millennium. I LOVE my Drymistats that are working so nicely in my 150 cigar desktop humidor. It is perfect for a person like myself that is on a somewhat limited budget. Just a quick note to say how I really like your product.
Regardless, I'm a satisfied customer and wanted to let you know. Inevitably, the reports that come back are things like "Wow!" I should probably become a distributor.
I've since taken up the fun of spreading the word about this product I always buy and keep on hand an extra DryMistat or two, and give them to friends that are new to the world of cigars. And I appreciate not having to babysit the humidor on a weekly basis. For the past year and a half, I no longer have had to worry about too-dry or too-moist cigars. I'd tried several tricks (wiping down the inside to get things going, carefully monitoring the amount of water in the glass vial, fiddling with the dial on the vial, etc.) but still had problems keeping the humidity level high enough.Īfter a week of having the DryMistat in my humidor, the humidity level rose to proper levels, and has been there ever since. While it looks nice, the humidification system as supplied wasn't working-I couldn't get the vapor level in the humidor to stabilize. Didn't get much info out of the guy, but I read the information sheet and decided to give one a try.I have a beautiful wooden humidor which my father-in-law, a woodworker, built for me. I discovered the DryMistat tucked away on my local tobaccanist's shelf, and asked about them. Drymistat will be my only humidification system for now on.Īndrew Just wanted to say "thanks" for a great product. I've ordered one for my 40 stick box and two for my 75 piece antique. I don't want to take up half your day with my letter, so I'll conclude. Just add TAP water and throw it in? It had to be for people who didn't really care about their cigars.
When my order arrived, I became even more doubtful - it was too simple. I was a little skeptical about such a cheap and unconventional system, but I took her advice. I asked about available systems from the order clerk, and she recommended your drymistat tube. It was a very nice hand-rubbed cherry wood box, but it was sold without a humidification system. Excellent product!! Thanks, again !!Ībout two months ago I ordered a nice 12-16 stick travel humidor. The tubes keep our makeshift humidors (grenade tubes and ammo cans) at just the right humidity. The heat in Iraq can be unbearable and ruins cigars easily. As the desert heat increases, our DryMistat tubes are becoming more and more valuable.
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