Seal that humi or get some tupperware or even better.... just get it over with and buy a cooler.
Re-season the Humi if re-sealed and salvageable. Reasoning for dummies is fool proof. Boveda make it simple. 15 days. "Never Rush the Hands of Time" when it comes to your humi and cigars. Your humi is your life support and the most important investment. Without it, your throwing $$$ away. Throw in 2 65% boveda's
Add 20 OPUS X's.
Do a search of the forum. U can use Cat S H I T litter and all kinds of inexpensive items to enjoy the hobby or you can invest into it. There is no "one" right way but plenty of wrong ways.
When you buy the Opus's though, be sure to get 24 of them. I ain't go no Opus's and could use 4. TYIA.
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"I've got a great cigar collection - it's actually not a collection, because that would imply I wasn't going to smoke ever last one of 'em." - Ron White
Hey Gents... My name is Danny. I'm 46 and I live in Houston, TX. I'm real new to the cigar world and learning something new everyday. Ever since I was a kid I loved the smell of a cigar. I would follow the old guys smoking and shopping in K-mart. I have been smoking for about 8 months, but only one offs from a b&m in my area. Usually smoked when I played golf, which was about once a month. I have researched and researched, watched reviews and the list to learn continues to grow. I just bought a 120 count cigar humidor and BOY what fun. What did I learn from that? You can over saturate your humidor, even when you think you're being conservative. No worries now, patience won and the 70/70 was finally accomplished! It took about 5-6 days, but worth it when I placed those stoggies in their rightful place. Which is how I found this sight. Reading humidor forums helped me correct my humidor. Im glad to be a part of the forum. Looking forward to learning from the VETS.
Hey Gents... My name is Danny. I'm 46 and I live in Houston, TX. I'm real new to the cigar world and learning something new everyday. Ever since I was a kid I loved the smell of a cigar. I would follow the old guys smoking and shopping in K-mart. I have been smoking for about 8 months, but only one offs from a b&m in my area. Usually smoked when I played golf, which was about once a month. I have researched and researched, watched reviews and the list to learn continues to grow. I just bought a 120 count cigar humidor and BOY what fun. What did I learn from that? You can over saturate your humidor, even when you think you're being conservative. No worries now, patience won and the 70/70 was finally accomplished! It took about 5-6 days, but worth it when I placed those stoggies in their rightful place. Which is how I found this sight. Reading humidor forums helped me correct my humidor. Im glad to be a part of the forum. Looking forward to learning from the VETS.
I was told to ask for a sponsor to trade with.
I'll be your sponsor since we got off to a bad start! Pm me your addy and we can do a five for five trade
Thanks for the sponsor Lee. We did get off to a bad start. But that's the past. I think the future is brighter. You seemed to be respected around here.
Wylaff... That's too funny. I'll bet you old Lee is a softy. He and I are going to get along great. I have my own knowledge of things, but cigars I'm as green as a newbie on his first job straight out of college. I Enjoy smoking a cigar, but more than that I love how interesting it is to make cigars. Sure, you can just grab a couple at the b&m and smoke it. But when you look at all it takes to make a good cigar, now that gets me going. It's just so interesting. I need to take a picture of my humidor and show y'all. It's so cool. And the fact that my son and wife bought it for me.
Hi all! Im Jonathan casual light smoker a few sticks a week, Im a FNG for those military type. I smoked occasionally while I was in the military and just started seriously getting back into with in the past 4-6 months. I live about 30-45 mins north of New Orleans.
Welcome jonathan. We have a botl that lives pretty close to you. @Nolagizmo
"I drink a great deal. I sleep a little, and I smoke cigar after cigar. That is why I am in two-hundred-percent form." -- Winston Churchill "LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
Welcome Jonathon I just sent you a pm. I'm working hard lately preparing for 2 weeks off in the smokey mountains 30 days from now. We can hang out and smoke some sticks if you're up to it. Holla
"Come party with me in Tennessee for my birthday July we can smoke in the Smokey's."
Welcome to the forum new guys! Great people here and tons of info. Look around and don't be afraid to ask questions here. Some unusual brands of humor, but a lot of experience to draw from also. Enjoy the insanity!!!
Friends don't let good friends smoke cheap cigars.
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Seal that humi or get some tupperware or even better.... just get it over with and buy a cooler.
Re-season the Humi if re-sealed and salvageable. Reasoning for dummies is fool proof. Boveda make it simple. 15 days. "Never Rush the Hands of Time" when it comes to your humi and cigars. Your humi is your life support and the most important investment. Without it, your throwing $$$ away.
Throw in 2 65% boveda's
Add 20 OPUS X's.
Do a search of the forum. U can use Cat S H I T litter and all kinds of inexpensive items to enjoy the hobby or you can invest into it. There is no "one" right way but plenty of wrong ways.
When you buy the Opus's though, be sure to get 24 of them. I ain't go no Opus's and could use 4. TYIA.
Welcome aboard!!
"I ain't got no Opus's"
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"I've got a great cigar collection - it's actually not a collection, because that would imply I wasn't going to smoke ever last one of 'em." - Ron White
I have been smoking for about 8 months, but only one offs from a b&m in my area. Usually smoked when I played golf, which was about once a month. I have researched and researched, watched reviews and the list to learn continues to grow. I just bought a 120 count cigar humidor and BOY what fun. What did I learn from that? You can over saturate your humidor, even when you think you're being conservative. No worries now, patience won and the 70/70 was finally accomplished! It took about 5-6 days, but worth it when I placed those stoggies in their rightful place. Which is how I found this sight. Reading humidor forums helped me correct my humidor.
Im glad to be a part of the forum. Looking forward to learning from the VETS.
I was told to ask for a sponsor to trade with.
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
I have my own knowledge of things, but cigars I'm as green as a newbie on his first job straight out of college.
I Enjoy smoking a cigar, but more than that I love how interesting it is to make cigars. Sure, you can just grab a couple at the b&m and smoke it. But when you look at all it takes to make a good cigar, now that gets me going. It's just so interesting.
I need to take a picture of my humidor and show y'all. It's so cool. And the fact that my son and wife bought it for me.
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
-- Winston Churchill
"LET'S GO FRANCIS" Peter
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
yea i shot him a message while i was browsing last night
Thanks Bob...
welcome Jon. It's a good group of guys here. Lots of vets with lots of knowledge...
Go by the newbie section. It's worth the reads.
Great people here and tons of info. Look around and don't be afraid to ask questions here. Some unusual brands of humor, but a lot of experience to draw from also.
Enjoy the insanity!!!