CigarSpa - The precise and careful electronic humidifier from Germany

Cigar Spa is made by hand in the west of Cologne, Germany. The product is technically beyond doubt. However, it is advisory intensive. The technical requests we want to take into account with this entry.

Field of Use of Cigar Spa

CigarSpa is characterized by a particularly sensitive release of moisture. High-quality components are used, which ensure appropriate accuracy. CigarSpa wants to moisten cigars carefully. Too rapid a change in moisture can cause cover sheets to burst and, if broken, can present risks.

However, this cautious operation has the side effect that CigarSpa is a great accurate solution, especially for table humidors, where a lid closes a bottom firmly. It looks different with cabinets. You can also use CigarSpa in cabinets. Here I would use CigarSpa but from experience rather than regulator as the only humidifier. So if you have a Schrnak with passive sponge humidifiers or acrylic polymer humidifiers, we recommend using CigarSpa as a regulator, as CigarSpa itself does not provide enough performance in many cases. We believe that this does not pose a major barrier in the application.

The major problem of electronic humidifiers is usually a possible Fehlbefeuchtung with defective sensor / other electronic defect. As a result, you should keep a closer eye on electronic humidifiers than passive solutions. Unattended passive solutions that work well can dry out or slowly over-moisten. An electronic humidifier, which acutely fan assisted cigars in the event of a defect so to speak, can cause actual damage after years of good function. The risk of a defective humidity sensor can also lead to such a result. This is unlikely for CigarSpa due to its cautious nature.

In short: CigarSpa alone in normal table humidors / small chests. In cabinets often like in addition to passive solution as a regulator.

As always, with questions of this kind, there are different opinions that one can talk shop. We would advise from experience accordingly.