egregbell
5 years ago
I want to buy a cigar cooler humidor. Looking for 250 - 300 capacity. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you!
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rfenst
5 years ago

I want to buy a cigar cooler humidor. Looking for 250 - 300 capacity. Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you!

egregbell wrote:


Go to Walmart or online to buy a huge, like 75 gallons, food grade cooler that seals tightly. Rinse it with dish soap and let it completely dry, then make sure it is odorless. Put your cigar boxes in there with whatever humidification system you want to use. I have stored many of my very best cigars for over 10 years and all is well.

How many boxes are you planning on storing?

(Some one else might come around and tell you what brands and size(s) to buy)
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Cheno
5 years ago
If you don't care about showing them off do the cooler like above. I upgraded from a cooler to a wine fridge and will use the cooler again if I get more boxes than I can fit in it. Then it will be my overflow or my aging cooler.
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Palama
5 years ago

If you don't care about showing them off do the cooler like above. I upgraded from a cooler to a wine fridge and will use the cooler again if I get more boxes than I can fit in it. Then it will be my overflow or my aging cooler.

Cheno wrote:



Wonder how long that’ll take? 🤔
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delta1
5 years ago
how long before he buys a second cooler?

one for overflow...one for aging
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rfenst
5 years ago
LOL.
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Gene363
5 years ago
Before you know it you're opening a dozen storage containers refilling humidifiers and wondering what happened. 🤔
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Sunoverbeach
5 years ago
What I got out of this is that Cheno has an empty cooler
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frankj1
5 years ago
Cheno's low!!!
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Mr. Jones
5 years ago
Rubbermaid uses food grade odorless non gassing plastic...
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frankj1
5 years ago

Rubbermaid uses food grade odorless non gassing plastic...

Mr. Jones wrote:


I don't.


urrrp.
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Gene363
5 years ago
Last time I sent cigars to OFTT I spent close to $50 on postage. The remaining dozen were given to a Viet Nam Vet. I still have one small container, some cigars from the oldest son's wedding and some memento cigars.
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Palama
5 years ago

Cheno's low!!!

frankj1 wrote:



Oh my! [gonzo]
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Cheno
5 years ago
I am NOT low. I just upgraded! Don't read in to it!
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Mr. Jones
5 years ago
#13 gene363...I spent $50 in postage....

YOU CAN THANK ANY MILLENIAL OR LOSER WITH A MAN BUN FOR INVENTING "free shipping for heavy DOG FOOD BAGS FROM CHEWY. COM AND SECTIONAL COUCHES FROM WAYFAIR"...

THATS WHY THE NORMAL PERSON HAS TO PAY $20-50 BUCKS TO MAIL ANY SIZE BOX NOWADAYS...
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izonfire
5 years ago

What I got out of this is that Cheno has an empty cooler

Sunoverbeach wrote:


Yeah, he wasn't exactly subtle about it...
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Gene363
5 years ago

#13 gene363...I spent $50 in postage....

YOU CAN THANK ANY MILLENIAL OR LOSER WITH A MAN BUN FOR INVENTING "free shipping for heavy DOG FOOD BAGS FROM CHEWY. COM AND SECTIONAL COUCHES FROM WAYFAIR"...

THATS WHY THE NORMAL PERSON HAS TO PAY $20-50 BUCKS TO MAIL ANY SIZE BOX NOWADAYS...

Mr. Jones wrote:



Amazon too.
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