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That's funny.....I have a full box of Camacho St. Luis Martinez tubos that have never seen the inside of my coolidor. They're in a desk drawer.Originally Posted by ggiese
In my desk drawer??? If they're sealed, they should be good to go for a LONG time (as long as they're not subject to extremes in temperature).
One of my Gurhka's is floating inside the office water cooler. It bobs around like a half-submerged fishing float. Apparently it was well sealed.
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i would keep in the humi just because it's safer there until you want to smoke it.
http://www.cmt.com/videos/eric-churc...le-smoke.jhtml?
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Why don't you just take a couple nights this week, and just smoke those. Then you don't have to worry about where to put them?
Admit it. Mine is the best idea.
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Badwhale, Your idea does have some merit. However, the cigars are more collectors than smokers right now. I may have one just to try it, but we'll see. Right now the collector one is not in the humi but the other is waiting on space in the humi. I was just checking to see if it would have a harmful effect as I did want to smoke it at some point but don't really have room right now.
Collectors? I am not sure I understand this concept. I understand aging and saving for a special occasion, but I have a very specific plan for all of my sticks; it doesn't involve keeping them away from fire
What is in those glass tubes?
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Good question.
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