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    hey... i have read it here before but could not find it... what is the proper way to use a ziplock bag to humidify cigars?

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    Your gas stations cigars will do fine all on their own.

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    fill the bag with water i guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moheganson
    Your gas stations cigars will do fine all on their own.
    yea i know they will... i never said i wanted to smoke them.. i said if you have to.. mabey even a little humor in that. I also dont really care what you think of me. i just had a question.. and unlike you aperantly i wasn't born knowing everything!

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlowerBasketExpress2005
    fill the bag with water i guess
    Then use a hair dryer when you're ready to smoke 'em.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlowerBasketExpress2005
    fill the bag with water i guess
    yea i know but i didn't know what kind... tap, evian, water cooler, or flavered... screw you guys

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    I would put in a cotton swab inside a small bag with some distilled water on it, then put that in the ziplock with the cigars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roham
    I would put in a cotton swab inside a small bag with some distilled water on it, then put that in the ziplock with the cigars.
    that doesn't sound to unreasonable... i was talking more about beads though

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    getv some water pillows...they'll work fine and are reusable (many times)...

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    Why would you need beads for cigars in a ziploc bag? Are you some kind of damn moron? I mean lets get honest here. Gas Station Cigars? Beads in a ziploc bag... this is getting old...

    Look JackJohnJagoffJohnsonJackson... Cigars that AREN'T stored in a humidor (I.E. a gas station) they don't need it once you buy them...

    Also, if you don't have a humidor, you don't need beads. Get a humidor, get over the NASTY smokes (that aren't even really tobacco made products) or get out. Sorry but I mean, come on.

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    Question: Did you crawl around in the sewers a lot when you were a kid?
    End of line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteWidow
    Question: Did you crawl around in the sewers a lot when you were a kid?
    yes, why do you ask?

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnjohnson
    yes, why do you ask?
    Because it seems your used to crap.

    I guess after time you get used to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnjohnson
    yea i know but i didn't know what kind... tap, evian, water cooler, or flavered... screw you guys
    WOW!!! A meltdown already!!
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