Fuente fan huh? …..you started this not me...
Let's see how you store your cigars.
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This is a bad example for long term storage. This method should only be used for the quick rehydration of dried up cigars.
Now with that said.
Tubo's or Gurka's can be stored indefinitely this way.
And in three weeks you'll have a slime-gar
This is a bad example for long term storage. This method should only be used for the quick rehydration of dried up cigars. Now with that said.
Tubo's or Gurka's can be stored indefinitely this way.
And wash your hands after you take it out of the Moni-dor
This is a bad example for long term storage. This method should only be used for the quick rehydration of dried up cigars.
Now with that said.
Tubo's or Gurka's can be stored indefinitely this way.
I don't even know what it looks like. My budget I mean. I know I more than likely won't be able to get a box, but even so I'll stock up every pay day. I'll keep a list and shop around.
You're first box will be memorable, make it a good one. In the meantime, singles and samplers here and there are a great way to go. I am still figuring out what I like (not that that has stopped me from buying 5-, 10-packs, and the occasional box).
Do you have a B&M near you?
Do you have a B&M near you?
halel
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And in three weeks you'll have a slime-gar
This is a bad example for long term storage. This method should only be used for the quick rehydration of dried up cigars. Now with that said.
Tubo's or Gurka's can be stored indefinitely this way.
Hahahahahahahahhaha
Do you keep Boveda packs in each tuper ware as well or just the ones in the cooler?I have one of these 48 liter I think??.and inside I have some tupper ware working as trays.
That's how I've been starting out, just a bunch of singles to figure out what I like. Just started out on sampler packs lately.
So what your saying is, I can only store sticks for 3 out if 4 weeks?And wash your hands after you take it out of the Moni-dor
This is a bad example for long term storage. This method should only be used for the quick rehydration of dried up cigars.
Now with that said.
Tubo's or Gurka's can be stored indefinitely this way.
My sad humidor isn't sad anymore. Got paid and got a small box of four from JRS. Got two extras that didn't come with it.
Now my humidor actually looks like it's used.
Now my humidor actually looks like it's used.
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1. wash it with some lite dishwasher soap and rinse thoroughly. Let it air out for a day or two.
2. Depending on what size it is if you can fit an empty box in there or line it with some cedar sheets that come in cigar boxes
3. If you put a box in it. While still without cigars put a glass with a sponge (new, unscented) filled with distilled water for a couple days so the box gets humidified.
4. Remove water, place cigars in empty box and add 1 to 2 boveda packs. Usually 1 will work in a small tupper like that.
5. Add hygrometer. and your all set.
Here are some pics of mine
DO NOT USE REGULAR CEDAR!!
Spanish Cedar is more closely related to mahogany. Go to your local cigar shop. Some will give you one or two empty boxes, others will sell them to you for $1 to $3 each
If you call some of the online guys, they may sell them. If you order something from Famous they may sell or give you some. Worth a try