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A cigar humidor is a must, if you want to keep your fine cigars in fine shape for longer than a couple of days. Fortunately, a humidor is much more carefully designed and built than its relatively simple appearance might suggest. Spanish Cedar, the universally accepted material for fine humidor interiors, has special moisture retention and release properties that help ensure the right humidity level. It is also tobacco beetle resistant, an important quality. A good humidor will also contain a humidity control that can be measured with a humidor hygrometer.

Fortunately, there are dozens of affordable, high-quality humidors on the market. They're very often attractive, like a glass top humidor and come in a variety of sizes to suit every need. Whether you're an occasional smoker of one per week or a cigar aficionado who consumes dozens per month, you can easily find a fine humidor to keep your treasures in optimal shape.

A cigar travel humidor let the cigar lover keep all those fine — and often expensive — treasures safe and in optimal shape, even when you're away from home for long periods. A travel humidor is designed typically with the same concern over precise construction and careful humidity control as its larger cousins. But, because it's taken on the road, it needs to be extra sturdy and temperature control can be trickier.

A cigar humidifier can come in a dizzying array of types and products. Some are as simple as gel packs you can toss into the enclosure and then change a month or three months later. Others are tiny tubes, ideal for travel humidors. Some contain propylene glycol, which absorbs odors and helps slow the rate of water absorption and release.