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@md11pilot@icloud.com said:
thanks for the input my fellow Las Vegas friend, it lines up with my research too ... thinking of getting one of those wine cooler looking humidors with temp and humidity control to store the boxes in... maybe at like 68F and 65% Humidity..

One of the best things I've learned from guys here on the forum, is that keeping cigars isn't all that complicated. You can drop a lot of money on stuff if you want to, but it certainly isn't necessary. A decent sealing cooler or tupperware and a few Boveda packs are really all you need.

I hope those cigars smoke well for you and help bring you a few moments of contentment.

@md11pilot@icloud.com said:

@Rdp77 said:

@md11pilot@icloud.com said:

@Rdp77 said:
If you know this little about cigars…why would you spend so much on those two boxes??? Never mind the over priced humidor?

Who said I know very little?.. been smoking cigars and pipes over 30 years... just haven't bought many sealed boxes, much less very expensive ones that I don't plan to smoke right away and maybe age.

As for why I bought an "over priced" humidor ... you get what you pay for in this world.. I've had a dunhill box for 10 years (made by Elie Bleu) and it sealed like a Tupperware but has solid wood interior that keeps my cigars amazingly fresh for daily smoking... And more over, I can afford it, don't hate.

No hate, just a serious question. Still a valid one at that. You came and asked the question so I asked one in return. I’m glad you can afford it lol…maybe you can afford to do a little research for yourself if your áss is going to get chapped when someone asks you a question in return.

dude that is LITERALLY what I am doing here.... research. I've seen all the YouTube video on the topic .. now checking to see what folks are doing here.

You go boy. Don't take no crap off of no one. But if you're researching on this forum, you're going to find out but the correct way to do it is to put the boxes in your igloo cooler with boveda.

But when they do, they leave them in the box in the cellophane. Cellophane is a wood-based product and it is moisture permeable.