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Re: Smoking indoors
No it’s also the grandkids and both daughters are sensitive to the smell.
Believe it or not the smell of stale cigar smoke isn’t appealing to a lot of folks.
Found a couple units to decide from, haven’t decided if I will go that route or stick to the garage, but with utilities costs going up and the fact it wasn’t cheap last year, I think if I could just convert one of the spare rooms to a smoking lounge the cost of running an air filter over heating a garage might be the best way to go. As long as it works and my house doesn’t end up smelling like an ashtray.
Bumping an ancient thread, I figured well it already has the title and since it’s really just a discussion does it matter when it started? There’s still information, and it was the only thread I found on the topic.
I fear the second poster may be right. “No matter what I use it will still smell like stale smoke”
So was looking for some feedback from folks who may have tried it.
Re: What is in your pipe?
@OutdoorsSmoke_21191 said:
Reiner Gold in the Dunni.
Good tobacco and pipe there George.
Yakster
Re: Cleaning a Humidor
Forgot to mention this 70L Vevor humidor has a return tube on the bottom for the water.
Yeah nine of the Boveda's and maybe one box of cigars!
Well I took out all the cigars and wiped everything down with a dry cloth. NO MOLD! I then took a towel and added distilled water to it to clean down all the non-wood parts. I re-seasoned the wood shelfs and added the four sensors. Plugged it back in and will return the cigars tomorrow while I shop around for the Boveda.
Re: What is in your pipe?
The Rattrays was on the dry side and burned quickly. Put a boveda in with it. Should help.
Anyway, on to Briar Works Pete's Beards blend.
ShawnOL









