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Great guys here ,
If you wanna fit in 2 tips..
1, post a pic of your hottie wife/girlfriend.
2, Stay away from Jade.He's a queer..
have fun,
wheel,
What kind of cigars are you smoking that were good and are now harsh & tight?
Hello everyone, im new to cigar smoking, I bought a good humidor and have since filled it with different types of cigars. Was it a mistake to combine? The reason im asking is becouse the cigars ive smoked in the past and enjoy seem to be harsh and difficult to draw. I have a digital hygrometer and have been keeping at right around 70 %. I also took the cigars out of the wrapers they came in. can any please help
Gunsel wrote:
70% is on the high side,,
I keep mine around 60%...
wheelrite wrote:
220...221...whatever it takes.
DrMaddVibe wrote:
I don't get it..
Scotch?
Bourbon,,
it's Thursday silly,duh .....#-o
Don't combine any flavored, Acid, "herb infused" with traditional cigars.
Rclay wrote:
I just smoked a la finca and i didnt get the warm creamy taste as before, plus they never were a hard draw before
open the humi for a several hours and then keep the Rh at 60 %..
your smokes are saturated,,,
The shpos keep them that high for a reason..
Wheel- have you never seen mr. Mom?
I have,,
is it Porn ?
.....If you keep the cello on I would just keep mild Connecticut's separate to be safe. Most don't get any better with age after 6 months anyway.
I'm very, very new to smoking... I've never heard of keeping the cigars at this low a humidity...
Why do so many people talk about 70/70 for temp/humidity being perfect for cigars?
What humidity would be too low and what are the consequences/benefits of a lower humidity?
