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The term is cellophane. Try a search on the forum and you'll get lots of nice answers.Some leave it on to protect their sticks because they like grubbing through their stash like a rabid raccoon. Others take the cello off and say their little beauties look nicer and breathe better. A good compromise is to cut the cello even with the end of the cigar; protection and better breathing.How do you like the new me @Bob_Luken?"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis20
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^^^^ @peter4jc account has obviously been hacked...
If you want to bomb me send it to Tony @0patience
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They don't call him zero patience for nothing, lol0patience said:Leave it on. Makes it easier to light.I was born a fool, and just got bigger!7 -
A fantastic yellow cello pic (from you-know-who) and a "cello on or cello off?" post from a new newb account in the same morning. Unrelated? Maybe.
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DZR, is that you?"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give". Winston Churchill.
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I used to take them off but when you come home to a few boxes at a time and you is as lazy as I am. Well 🤷♀️1
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I use to take them off because the only time I had a problem with cracked wrappers the cigar was always wrapped. But I learned to age them for a longer period of time and the problem went away. Or they were cracked when I got them.
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.DaBink said:
Cellophane wrappers are not about the humidor, Da Bink. They are about the pocket. Sooner or later, you want to chuck a gar in your pocket and go walk the dog, or ride your bike to the old abandoned bridge and set there smokin and watching the water, or, God forbid, waste everybody's time pretending that golf is a sport, or light up after the second brook trout, or any of the other many things we do... that's when a cellophane wrapper is good to have.Should I remove the plastic wrapper from the cigars when I place them in the humidor?
On the other hand, I gotta admit that when you buy of fifty inexpensive gars every month, then you just want to reach in and grab a nekkid smoke and not be bothered making trash. I'd say about a third of our FXSS customers refuse to buy any but nekkid. Take Charlie, the Alaskan tug boat captain on the Tenana, for instance. He's up in the wheelhouse, he's lookin for gravel bars, he don't have time to fool round unwrapping a smoke. He's just gotta grab a gar to ease the tension. No cello and no band neither.
Cello is not impermeable. Your gars will breathe. Question is, do you put one in your pocket, from time to time?“It has been a source of great pain to me to have met with so many among [my] opponents who had not the liberality to distinguish between political and social opposition; who transferred at once to the person, the hatred they bore to his political opinions.” —Thomas Jefferson (1808)
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