Your humidor can be saved. First, if you have any cigars in the humidor, what you need to do first is remove all the mold-infected cigars (check all your cigars in tubes and cellophane as well) and move your non-infected cigars to a temporary storage container (another humidor, travel humidor, clean tupperware container). Next, brush out or vacuum any mold particles inside your humidor. If your humidor has trays or drawers, be sure to thoroughly clean every inch of the humidor to remove any remaining or hidden mold spores. Once your humidor has been thoroughly brushed or vacuumed, take a clean paper towel and gently wipe the entire humidor interior down with a tiny bit of isopropyl alcohol (using too much will ruin your humidor). (You need to clean your humidor thoroughly and ensure that it's free of mold, so you'll have to use alcohol). Leave your humidor open over night to air it out, just in case there is a small hint of alcohol smell. Replace your humidifiers (you can clean the humidifiers, but it is best to replace them all together). I recommend if you don't have humidification beads get them and replace your standard humidifiers (most are usually just sponges with a plastic case) and let your humidor sit on its own for a week with a fully charged humidifier. If there's no mold after the week, you can return all the uninfected cigars back to the humidor and you are good to go. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
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Edit to say - Give the search feature a try before most help posts, a lot of these questions have been answered before. Just a friendly tip from another noob.
