DryMistat HumidiTube Cigar Tube Humidifier, Single Tube
August 29, 2010 by Cigar Maven
Filed under Cigar Books
- Easy to Use
- Tells You When to Add Water when dry
- Easy to Maintain 70% Humidity
- Cannot Leak onto Cigars, easy directions included
- Sold as one individual tube
Product Description
Automatically maintains the 70% humidity levels required to keep cigars at their freshest. The humidification process is actually controlled by the nontoxic chemicals we charge into the Crystals in the factory. You never have to add anything but plain distilled water again. The crystals swell up when they have water in them and shrink when they need more, takes all the guess work out of it. The size is perfect to stash a few in different parts of your humidor. Price… More >>






I purchased the product for my 50 stogie humidor. I was amazed when I put it in the humidor with cigars and checked it 6 hours later… humidity was regulated at 71%! I have a caliber III hygrometer so I know it is accurate. After 1 week of having the drymistat in the humidor, it constantly reads 70% humidity. I even checked the high and low humidity that is recorded on the caliber and it read 70%. Easy to use product… you just have to add tap water. Low maintenance as well… fill 1-3 months depending upon conditions. I paid 8$ at JR Cigar.. very inexpensive compared to other humidifying products.
Rating: 5 / 5
This gets the job done, keeps a pretty consistent humidity. But be prepared to use about 5 in a 100 cigar humidor. Use less than three and they need to be filled every few days to a week. I generally recommend them, but make sure you have enough if your not living the rain forest.
Rating: 4 / 5
Great product. I’ve had four in my 100 cigar humidor for a few years now. I keep one in my portable humidor, and have one in a zip lock bag for those times when I end up with more cigars than my humidor holds. I have never had a dry or moldy cigar using this product.
The rule of thumb for one tube per 25 cigars seems like a good one.
I agree with another reviewer that on various vendor’s websites, it looks like the purchase price is for a box of tubes instead of a single tube.
For the guy who said they simply didn’t work, that seems strange to me, since my experience is they are very effective and simple to use.
Rating: 5 / 5
I purchased the Drymistat about 2 years ago and I’m very pleased with it. It’s very easy to use and a must have for anyone who keeps more than 25 cigars, especially if your climate is dry. Here are a few tips for those who own a humidor with draws or trays: let the stock humidifier take care of the top drawer or tray and put a drymistat stick in each level. I have a 100ct humidor w/drawers and keep about 80-85 stogies. I keep my premos in the bottom drawer with 2 drymistats and they are aging very well at 64-68% relative humidity. Also, make sure to refill with distilled water. Tap water will leave a brown residue on the beads after a period of time.
Rating: 4 / 5
Just a little warning about these. They work great, but be careful. Before I bought a travel humidor, I got in the habit of sticking a few cigars in a ziploc bag with one of these. That worked fine, until I left them in the car overnight. Some moisture condensed inside the bag, got the plastic tube wet on the outside, and osmosis drew the solution through the plastic and onto my cigars. Completely ruined. So don’t do something stupid like that, and you should be fine.
Rating: 5 / 5