Reuse Cello?
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Esteemed members of the board-
This is my first post on this board, so greetings from Seattle. Since I started delving into the the wonderful world of cigars a few months ago, I have accumulated a lot of cello. My question is, is it advisable to resuse them for different cigars? Would any oil residue from the inside of the cello affect flavors? Appreciate any feedback.
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Welcome aboard. Be sure to drop by the new members thread and introduce yourself there as well.
As for your question... I have re-used the cello wrappers when sending sticks that arrived to me without a cello wrapper, in order to add some protection to the stick. I just inform the receiver that I have done so.
The transfer of flavors would only be a problem if your used a cello from an extremely aged cigar to send or store one in. Also do NOT use a cello from a infused cigar or it would definatley change your cigar. Of course this is my opinion, you may get others.
but yeah... no infused. that WILL transfer.
Thanks for the feedback. Now I can practice safe cigar storage because we all know cigar abstinence does not work.
Re: the condom joke, Lassy must have been sleeping.
Yuk!....but I'm guessing some kind of hospital work?
As for re-using cello...I've never even considered it. The cello comes off all of my sticks the day I get them in. It does mean that different cigars will touch each other, but that's ok in my book.
If I need to ship/transport any sticks, a her-fa-dor is best, but a ziplock bag, some packing material and a plastic container will protect those sticks nicely
Lassy fell into an open vat of Miller Lite and was last seen happily doin' the backstroke and Puro is a copper ...yeahhh seeeee ...a copper !!!
But I do like the Miller Lite VAT idea, but then I realize at how many times that I pee in pools and then, uh yeah, The Miller Lite vat would be bad after about 30 minutes!