Setting right what once was tight

[Irish79]

Instead of keeping my entire apartment cool during the day when no one is there, I place an ice pack wrapped in a towel in my cooler each morning before I leave for work to help keep the temp down during the heat of the day. After the place has cooled down in the evening, I place the ice pack back in the freezer. Just an idea to consider trying and the $ involved: cost of an ice pack and cooler vs. paying to cool down the place in the summer. You're in Texas, so you might need a bigger ice pack though. Besides, aren't you ready for a cooler yet? lol

[ashauler]

Instead of keeping my entire apartment cool during the day when no one is there, I place an ice pack wrapped in a towel in my cooler each morning before I leave for work to help keep the temp down during the heat of the day. After the place has cooled down in the evening, I place the ice pack back in the freezer. Just an idea to consider trying and the $ involved: cost of an ice pack and cooler vs. paying to cool down the place in the summer. You're in Texas, so you might need a bigger ice pack though. Besides, aren't you ready for a cooler yet? lol

Law dog is in Ohio......craig is in canada.....I'm in Kansas. Texas?


ETA: http://www.cigarsmokers.com/showpost...9&postcount=17 some info on temperature swings and humidity.

[Irish79]

Man, my mistake. I was doing some other forum reading and it was camzben that is in Texas. Good catch Jamie. Keep me honest over here

[Diesel Grinch]

Man a lot of you put a lot of work into keeping your cigars. I have a coolador at home if I happen to be in the basement that week I might check to see if the beads are 50-50. At work I have a humidor that only gets open to add or remove something. Once again If I remember I check the beads. Cigars burn fine as long as I take a drag every so often.


Cigars shouldn't be so much work.


DG