
Originally Posted by
slcraiders
Newf,
Six hours out of a humi, even left in dry exposed air, will not make a cigar unsmokeably (made up word) dry. Did you leave the said leather case on your dashboard in 100 degree plus weather?
You forget, we live in the great white north
We are lucky to get 100 degree weather once or twice a year. And with us being from Alberta there is NO humidity(hardly even any bodys of water or lakes or rivers), so actually 6 hours sitting in the exposed air will make it dry enough to start peeling and cracking. I've seen it
The only time we have humidity is while it's raining, heh...
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