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Re: Storing Cigars in Arizona
Probably for the aesthetic? ↑
If they have a chemical smell to them, air them out for a few days. If that doesn't work, wash them out with soap and water. If that still doesn't do it, crinkle up some newspaper into some loose balls (settle down @memento_mori) and stick them in there with the lid closed for a few days. If that doesn't work, put a little ramekin of baking soda in there for a few days.
If that doesn't work, store your lighters and cutters in there.
Itsfine
Re: been away from cigars for 8 years, wanna know what's affordable and worth buying.
Affordable… not over priced over hyped. 😆
Vision
Re: Hows your Weather?
18 degrees.
Got 18" of snow and apparently another 3-6 due by midnight
Re: THE NEWBIE WELCOMING THREAD
@depwraith said:
Just joined this group at 53 and had my first cigar last week (don't remember the name of it, friend gave it to me) and really enjoyed. So I've purchased a good humidor, lighter, cutter and travel case and am awaiting for the humidor to arrive next week. Figured I would join a good forum and learn as much as I could in the next week or so before I started my cigar buying. I live just west of Tampa, so a visit/tour of the J.C. Newman Cigar Co. In Ybor City is definitely on my list of things to do! I look forward to future discussions, learning and enjoying great cigars.
Welcome aboard. Add some Boveda packs to that order. In your area I’d say 62rh. You can thank me later.
Rdp77
Re: What is in your pipe?
Very interesting pipe, Jeff. I like it.
Having some ps41/cube cut burley.
ShawnOL