Hey experienced, wise and most honored cigar experts ---

I just upgraded to a 100 cigar humidor (only have around 30 so far). Any tips on arranging, or is it just a very personal matter?

Thanks!

ontrackp wrote:

I'd go ahead and start the remodel with the walk~in closet humidor.........that was the route I took.

Whistlebritches wrote:

Bill Cosby used to have someone whose job was to rotate each one on a regular basis.

tamapatom wrote:

One thing you gotta do is take the cellophane off the cigars when you put them in the humidor. Dumbass cigar companies always put that crap on cigars which makes them dry out and renders humidors useless. Besides they look a lot smoother and sexier in the humidor naked.

GhettoNigFabulous wrote:

I've found that keeping the cello on protects the wrapper leaf on the cigars, especially the ones in the humidor that is used to keep the cigars that will be smoked soon. If you're like me, the cigars in this humidor get "rotated" frequently while I rummage around looking for one that I'm in the mood for...all this rotation can damage cigars with thin wrapper leaves...

delta1 wrote:

I've found that keeping the cello on protects the wrapper leaf on the cigars, especially the ones in the humidor that is used to keep the cigars that will be smoked soon. If you're like me, the cigars in this humidor get "rotated" frequently while I rummage around looking for one that I'm in the mood for...all this rotation can damage cigars with thin wrapper leaves...

delta1 wrote:

I've found that keeping the cello on protects the wrapper leaf on the cigars, especially the ones in the humidor that is used to keep the cigars that will be smoked soon. If you're like me, the cigars in this humidor get "rotated" frequently while I rummage around looking for one that I'm in the mood for...all this rotation can damage cigars with thin wrapper leaves...

delta1 wrote:

One thing you gotta do is take the cellophane off the cigars when you put them in the humidor. Dumbass cigar companies always put that crap on cigars which makes them dry out and renders humidors useless. Besides they look a lot smoother and sexier in the humidor naked.

GhettoNigFabulous wrote:

I like naked, but I keep the cello on for protection.

tonygraz wrote:

I know for a fact that cellophane screws up cigars. I’m smart enough to know that air doesn’t go through plastic you fool.

GhettoNigFabulous wrote:

But not smart enough to know that cellophane isn't plastic.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote: