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Yes...dry does equal hot and harsh.
Think of wood in the campfire. Damp wood doesn't burn well, and smokes a lot. Dry wood on the other hand smokes very little, but combust violently compared to the wet wood. Now think of your cigar. The higher the RH the "damper" it is.
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Yes, dry=hot=harsh.
Last edited by PuffTheMagicDragon; 06-02-2006 at 10:33 PM.
What was the question?
Florida is horrible when it comes to leaving your cigars unprotected.. Great humidity, but that doesn't keep your cigars protected from the heat. I suggest that if anyone plans to travel, they find the appropriate case to keep their cigars in. You need to find a rugged travel humidor, the ones I know are the Travel Trek or Road Warrior, Cigar Caddy, and even making a small coolidor... The tip when traveling is plan ahead. Especially if you're leaving your cigars in the elements.
Last edited by tampacigargirl; 06-04-2006 at 11:47 AM.
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