For those with wineadors

[jrfoxx]

I have 3 wineadors. I use Heartfelt beads in an old cigar box bottom in the bottom of the wineador. I put a 69 Boveda on top of the beads and have a 4 holder and use 4 65's in that. During the winter I'll throw another Boveda in the middle drawer for extra humidity but only during the winter when the ambient humidity is so low. But... mine are 28 bottle wine coolers and probably hold 500-600 all stuffed full AND I have some fans wired in to circulate air from the bottom up the back and around to back down the front. Your setup will be different.
The Bovedas alone should be fine but you'll need a few extras to swap out when you need to recharge them.

Mind mentioning which brand(s) of wineadors you have?

Why the need to add an extra Boveda in the lower rh winter? Has your wineador proven to not have and airtight seal, or heating and cooling to maintain a stable environment completely isolated from the outside?

Just for reference, this is what I'm looking at:

NEEDONE 48L Electric Humidor 300 Counts Cigar Cooler Humidor Humidifier Box with Temp-Heating 3 Spanish Cedar Wood Shelves & 1 Drawer

Found a place that makes spanish cedar slat bottom (for airflow) drawers to replace the shelves with, as it seems easier and safer, and more likely to fit close to the actual 300 vs trying to stack loose cigars on a shelf.

Will have 4 freed up 65% 320gr Bovedas to spread out from the bottom and in each shelf to the top, so it should have equal rh at every level, especially with the circulation these have.

Also, anyone see any problems with using some stain + poly pre-mix just on the very front of the drawers only to spruce the unit up a bit?

I can get the shelves with veneers on the very front of the same color stain I'm looking at, but frankly this is a cheaper option and I have a little more control over how light or dark they come out doing it myself. I have stained many items, so I'm well practiced, lol