Alternative humidors
sbroch3
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I have filled my present 100 capacity humidor up. What is something good to use to store my smokes without buying another humidor? I have a couple of brand new boxes of cigars as well. Are the cigars ok to be kept in the box at room temp/humidity or do they need to be humidity controlled as well? What about cigars that come in the metal tubes?
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If you want to go smaller ... the plastic tupperware type containers work well. 99% of boxes will not function as humidors.
So yes those cigars need to be kept in a "humidity controlled" environment.
(There's a couple brands that have boxes which also function as humidors, i.e. MOW Armada, but unless the box is specifically advertised as a humidor, no the box will not keep the humidity) Best to keep those in a humidor as well. Some folks prefer to remove them from the metal tubes to reduce the chances of getting mold on them.
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You would just need "extra" in a cooler due to the larger amount of space.
Personally, I use a mix of boveda packets and humidity beads in my "cooler". It works well. I'll try to find & bump up a couple "cooler" threads for you.
EDIT: I did searches for "cooler setup" and "coolidor setup" --- lots of results, multiple threads, different info. Didn't know which to bump up for you but if you have time to kill, and want to see what other folks have done try putting those terms in the search box (top right) and look through the results.
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I couldnt resist!
Aj
i've still never received a sample of the pickle-infused stogie. you been holdin out on me!??!!!?!
but yeah, mason jars would work too completely forgot about those.
any clean, "air-tight" container that's got a nice seal will work.
(and if you wanna be adventurous and wash out an old pickle jar and try that go for it! but don't holler at me when your smokes taste like a dill pickle LMFAO)
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