Coolidor pics?
TatuajeVI
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So I am considering making a coolidor. I have one smaller and one medium sized humidor and they are about full now. And I keep ordering more...
So anyone have any pics of theirs? Just looking for organization ideas. There is a website I found that sells spanish cedar trays that would be a good way to organize a bit, but I'm sure others have some cool ideas.
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I think if you are planning on storing loose cigars in the cooler then cedar trays are a good way to go. I use my cooler mainly for box storage, so my biggest concern is how best to organize the boxes to maximize my available space....cigar box tetris as I like to call it.0
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I do have a couple cigar boxes, and plan on buying a few more eventually, so it may come down to that. Basically, I don't want mine to look like this:
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Yeah, I know that feeling. It turns into a real mess when you get bundles and five packs going. I think either cedar trays or empty boxes would be a good option. If you don't have any empty boxes you could probably get some from your local cigar shop.0
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I picked up a cooler this week so I'm still trying to figure it out. At this point I think I'm going to use it like j0z3r does, for box storage, and I'll put my loose/smoking cigars in one of my desktops. I'll snap a pic tomorrow.
These things hold humidity really well. I've got one Boveda pack humidifying an entire 25 quart cooler right at 70rh.
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Wow, really? Awesome. I figure if you don't open it up and mess with them, it should work VERY well assuming the cooler seals well.Russ55:I picked up a cooler this week so I'm still trying to figure it out. At this point I think I'm going to use it like j0z3r does, for box storage, and I'll put my loose/smoking cigars in one of my desktops. I'll snap a pic tomorrow.
These things hold humidity really well. I've got one Boveda pack humidifying an entire 25 quart cooler right at 70rh.
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Yeah, and granted it's pretty full, but I am starting to think you need less humidity generation because of the seal. I'm still moving around the hygro inside just to see, but it seems uniform so far.0
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Yeah, no wood to suck in the moisture and the plastic isn't porous, so it doesn't seep out. Just watch that seal...I used mine as a stool one time and tweaked something so I had to fix the seal with some rubber tape along the rim.0
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the box thing is a good idea... you can get a cooler with a tray that comes out, and use that tray fro your singles.0
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I'm starting to have this same problem right now....too many unorganized/loose cigars in the coolidor. And I just posted a similar question to the Cigars 101 thread.TatuajeVI:So I am considering making a coolidor. I have one smaller and one medium sized humidor and they are about full now. And I keep ordering more... So anyone have any pics of theirs? Just looking for organization ideas. There is a website I found that sells spanish cedar trays that would be a good way to organize a bit, but I'm sure others have some cool ideas.
I know that everyone suggests empty cigar boxes, but personally I like to open the humi and be able to see all the beauties...and I don't want to have to open up a bunch of separate boxes to see what cigars are in them.
Cedar trays are out of my $$ right now so I'm looking at these plastic bins. Maybe they'd work for you too? Amazon Link CLICK
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take the tops off the boxes so they're basically trays?^Troll: DO NOT FEED.0
