MOISTURE IN CURING.

It should be remarked, by the way, that a curing-room does not want to

be a dry room. We do not want to dry cheese; we want to cure it; that

is, let it go through the proper chemical change. This it does best in

a somewhat moist room, in which the surface does not dry and become

hard and impervious, so that the gases cannot escape. It is better to

contend with a little mold than a dry atmosphere.

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