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If it's really dry, you might want to set it out for a bit first. I don't have any information to back this up with, but I can't imagine a sudden shock from being completely dry to being 65-75%RH being good for it.
As I recall, things tend to swell when they increase in water content, and what happens if the wrapper doesn't stretch at the same rate the filler swells?
Anybody got any information on this?
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Gradual acclimation is of course best but I'd just throw a dry cigar in the coolidor.
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I'm doing this with a lot of cigars right now. Sat in a humidor in a garage for two years. If they come back good. I'll be smoking some sweet cigars this summer.
"No one can tell me what is a good cigar -- for me. I am the only judge. There are no standards -- no real standards. Each man's preference is the only standard for him, the only one which he can accept, the only one which can command him."
~ Mark Twain
It should come back good. Just depends how dry it is. Are there any cracks etc? It is winter here now and it is real tough to keep my humidity up in my humidors.
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Get the beads!Originally Posted by 420seth
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I have some beads in one of my humidifiers. what kind of beads are you talking about?
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ok - if you have beads in your humidifiers, you either 1) got a puck or 2) got the beads separate and put them in - unless you got the humidifier second hand. beads are called heartfelt beads. do a search.
Look at that... I plumb got myself 5 raisins and 7 termites.
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