hey I was wondering if there was an official was to restore life to a dry cigar, quickly if possible. I was thinking leave it inthe humi and wait or wrap it in a damp papertowel. any comments?
hey I was wondering if there was an official was to restore life to a dry cigar, quickly if possible. I was thinking leave it inthe humi and wait or wrap it in a damp papertowel. any comments?
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No quick way bro,put it back in the humidor and leave it alone for 2 months. If you wrap a wet paper towel around it you will destroy it.
The older I get ,the better I was
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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?
Gradual acclimation is of course best but I'd just throw a dry cigar in the coolidor.
same goes for any drastic humidity change - which will probably split the cigar. this includes misting it or putting it in the bathroom while you take a shower.
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Look at that... I plumb got myself 5 raisins and 7 termites.
ya never in the shower bra, that is not the way to do it.
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This is great information. My Grandfather gave me about 15 Royal Jamaican Tubos that had been resting (read: dying a painful death) in his sock drawer for a few months. I'm going play MD and slowly attempt to nurture them back to health. I'll let you know the results.
Oh, are Royal Jamaican Tubos worth the recovery effort?
Sean
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