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<blockquote data-quote="Mikem" data-source="post: 22519" data-attributes="member: 29"><p>Being in Arizona it is a little tough sometimes to "keep" the humidor temperature down below 74 degrees when my air-conditioning is set at 78 degrees. I keep the two humidors I have away from direct sunlight or the "warmer" places in the house and have not had any beetle problems that I know of. I would guess that they have never gotten above 80 degrees in the years that I have had a humidor going. I have always worried about having the humidity too high and causing the beetle problem. I too would be curious on what exactly "does" cause beetle infestation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mikem, post: 22519, member: 29"] Being in Arizona it is a little tough sometimes to "keep" the humidor temperature down below 74 degrees when my air-conditioning is set at 78 degrees. I keep the two humidors I have away from direct sunlight or the "warmer" places in the house and have not had any beetle problems that I know of. I would guess that they have never gotten above 80 degrees in the years that I have had a humidor going. I have always worried about having the humidity too high and causing the beetle problem. I too would be curious on what exactly "does" cause beetle infestation. [/QUOTE]
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