Quote Originally Posted by mrtr33 View Post
My fingers fell, and posted this unnecessary reply.

I'm more intrigued as to why pipe tobacco doesn't need humidified. In my local B&M, they keep pipe tobacco in large jars with firmly sealing lids. Thinking about it, chewing tobacco is usually kept in the same type of pouch - with that whatever-it's-called lining, and chewing tobacco seems moist. I'm guessing the tobacco keeps itself humidified? Who here can answer these inane questions?
My B&M keeps their tobacco in large jars with firmly sealing lids that also have humidification pucks attached to the bottom of the lid.

From Wikipedia...
"Too finely cut tobacco does not allow enough air to flow through the pipe, and overly dry tobacco burns too quickly with little flavour. Pipe tobacco must be kept in a humidor or an airtight container to keep from drying out."