MaduroJorge
a year ago
I have a 2003 Astro work van.We both smoke on the way to work!!
LeeBot
a year ago
😂

I spent 2.5 months smoking in my car waiting for this house to be ready. But I wasn't going anywhere. It was just the only warm place to sit. So I used my teleholder, which worked fine.

The car is filthy. The smell went away surprisingly quickly though. I threw a dollar store freshener in, and it worked.
frankj1
a year ago
how much did it cost?
LeeBot
a year ago
$1.69.

Inflation.
drglnc
a year ago
i don't, dont want the smell in the truck. i also use cigars to relax for the most part and most of my driving is anything but relaxing.
325AIR
a year ago
I use a Stinky brand cup holder fitted ashtray in my truck. It keeps cigars well stabilized.
puffymcpufferson
a year ago

I use a Stinky brand cup holder fitted ashtray in my truck. It keeps cigars well stabilized.

325AIR wrote:



I'm in a dry climate. Would that holder damage my 62% RH wrappers?
325AIR
a year ago

I'm in a dry climate. Would that holder damage my 62% RH wrappers?

puffymcpufferson wrote:



It has a gentle rest. I haven't experienced damage to wrappers.
I'm on my second one in four years. The reason I'm on number two is they begin to rust after the first year, if left outdoors in your vehicle. If the Stinky company ever charges more than $30 for one, then they will no longer be worth it. If they were made with better material, they'd be the best vehicle ashtray on the market.
It's the same situation with Stinky's other ashtrays. I have a tall one I leave in my uninsulated patio. After 18 months, I had to sand paper the bowl and repaint it with rust proof paint.
tonygraz
a year ago
In a humidor or case.
jimbob801
a year ago
I made a mount for the back of her head. Holds it pretty well most of the time
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