I was all set to get a small button humidifier to put in my Snus cans when another idea occurred to me. Why not a built in Snus humidifier?
As long as you don't mind giving up your catch lid I think I've come up with the perfect idea.
The only thing you need to get is florist foam (wet). This is the same material used in commercial humidifiers because of the amount of moisture it can hold.
So without further adieu....
1. select a suitable plastic snus can with a catch lid.
2. punch or drill some holes in the lid as shown
3. place the catch lid on the foam and
4. press it in as to leave an indentation.
5. cut in and around the indentation to make your humidifier block (in my case I was able to cut it in half and make two of them)
6. place it in the catch lid
7. apply some white glue around the edge of the lid and press in place
8. once the glue is dry soak the lid for the humidifier to absorb the water and you are ready to add your Snus.
A word on florist foam. Make sure you get the wet and not the dry foam.
The wet is used to hold fresh flower arrangements and can absorb lots of water. The dry is for dried or artificial flowers to just hold them in place without absorbing water.
You should be able to get it at a hobby shop or a commercial florist will usually sell you some... Or just order online.
http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.j...PRODID=prd9873
As long as you don't mind giving up your catch lid I think I've come up with the perfect idea.
The only thing you need to get is florist foam (wet). This is the same material used in commercial humidifiers because of the amount of moisture it can hold.
So without further adieu....
1. select a suitable plastic snus can with a catch lid.
2. punch or drill some holes in the lid as shown
3. place the catch lid on the foam and
4. press it in as to leave an indentation.
5. cut in and around the indentation to make your humidifier block (in my case I was able to cut it in half and make two of them)
6. place it in the catch lid
7. apply some white glue around the edge of the lid and press in place
8. once the glue is dry soak the lid for the humidifier to absorb the water and you are ready to add your Snus.
A word on florist foam. Make sure you get the wet and not the dry foam.
The wet is used to hold fresh flower arrangements and can absorb lots of water. The dry is for dried or artificial flowers to just hold them in place without absorbing water.
You should be able to get it at a hobby shop or a commercial florist will usually sell you some... Or just order online.
http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.j...PRODID=prd9873
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