since the moisture in the cigars tends to settle, we usually stir the humidor.

cigar boxes in stores are set on the bottom of the box for display and ease of handeling. unless there is a quick turnover, the moisture will settle possibly giving a canoing efect.

i have taken to storing my unopened boxes and my bundles head down. the moisture should tend to settle below the foot leaving an equal moisture throught the cigar from the below the foot to the head.

so, what do you all think?

Gravity is an illusion.

Barry

Yeah right, Barry...tell that to my boobs...

E-Chick,Could I tell em face to face...HE...HE.
BTW,there is no gravity,the earth sucks. X

Nice cleavage.

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LMAO@ Marla

Barry

...don't know why but I got that Bob Seger song in my head..."points on their own..standin' way up high...way up firm and high"...was it Night Moves?

That's a good one Rick. For a minute I almost thought you were serious.

E-Chick

thread robber.

Rick,
Just flip the oasis foam once a week...

efm
i am serious.

I'm dizzy!

Even if it was sarcasm, what the hell, I'll chime in. Humidity, last I checked my engineering books, has no significant weight. On a day with 95% humidity, based on your logic, it should be more humid near the ground. Yet clouds, which often are near 100% just before it rains don't fall to the ground.

In a sealed room with constant temperature, the relative humidity is nearly constant at every point in the room. But, since temperature is the hardest to control, particularly in your home, a sudden change in temperature with high humidity can cause moisture to form (like on the mirror of your bathroom when you take a shower in the morning.) If that has happened, Rick's analysis is pretty good, moisture particles (H2O) do have weight and will travel due to gravity.

I'm exhausted - homeroom is over, now get to your first class.

- Gonz

How many pancakes does it take to fill the average dog house?

What is the average airspeed velocity of an unladen
swallow?

KC

A horse is a horse, of course of course...

Thanks GONZ !! now the reaaaallll test:

* If a frog had wings, would it bump its arse?
* What really happens if you remove the Do Not Remove tag on your mattress?
* If you are driving your car at the speed of light, and you reach over to turn on your lights (because it's getting dark...) what really happens?

Rick, if there is a migration of moisture within your cigars, you are in trouble. My point: the humidity used to keep cigars fresh (70/70 environment) does NOT have a relative density high enough to cause condensation or gravity effected liquid properities. Remember, we are talking about cigars not rockets, so there is a point at which we are "tapped" on the technical elements/topics of them.....you are thinking too much (Hamlet Syndrome).

Hey Penguin,

Was that the European variety?

Stuart

Do people who work at the Lipton factory get to take coffee breaks?

Is it futher to New York than by plane?

Do cannabel's refuse to eat clowns because they taste funny?

how deep is a hole?