Buy some cello

**WhiteWidow** · 11-30-2005, 04:35 PM

Those look cool. I'll have to get some. As for saran wrap, I thought of this, but was afraid it might be to air-tight, but I guess you didn't experience any trouble with it godfather?

**godfather** · 11-30-2005, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by WhiteWidow

As for saran wrap, I thought of this, but was afraid it might be to air-tight, but I guess you didn't experience any trouble with it godfather?

Saran Wrap is definitely an air permeable material, just go with that.

Roll a little of it around the cigar, cut the ends of the saran wrap (if it's too long), tape 'em and you're good to go.

Works great and it's protected my cigars just fine the few times I've needed to. Sounds silly, but it gets the job done just fine.

**Lopaka** · 11-30-2005, 07:57 PM

I have both wrapped and unwrapped and never have any problems with any of my smokes.

**WhiteWidow** · 11-30-2005, 09:17 PM

Originally Posted by Lopaka

I have both wrapped and unwrapped and never have any problems with any of my smokes.

Do you place the two right next to each other in your humi? You don't experience any "marrying" of your smokes?

**TheSilentChamber** · 11-30-2005, 10:18 PM

Marrying is pretty much a myth. You can place two cigars next to each other, one being the lightest of lights and the the other being very strong and you will not experience any flavors crossing over. If you put a very light colored cigar touching a very dark maduro over time you may see dark colors fading over onto the light colored cigar, but odds are you will never experience a flavor change.

**Mavido** · 11-30-2005, 10:29 PM

Guys.. I have a problem...

My cigars arnt in cello.. but i have them in seperate humidor's... One in Virgina, the other in georgia... Will the cigars be ok, or will the flavors get al messed up? Cuz my brother said that once his Camel light and his Winston 100's got maried and became one cigarette... then they had offspring.. and it was a swissher sweet...