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But i don't have a Cigar Humidifier and just wanted to know the best way to store them without one please.
Kept mine in a Tupperware when I came back from Cuba, until I purchased a humidor , they kept just fine no problems, just clean out the container you keep them in so there is no plastic smell that can get to your cigars...
Kept mine in a Tupperware when I came back from Cuba, until I purchased a humidor , they kept just fine no problems, just clean out the container you keep them in so there is no plastic smell that can get to your cigars...
Sounds good idea mine are in tubes so should not get any plastic smell. How long do they last for in one.
Cigars in tubes are fine they still let humidity in they recommend to use 1 boveda pouch for every 25 cigars
one pouch on average should last 2 months give or take, you'll know when to replace them because they will start stiffening up.
Cigars in tubes are fine they still let humidity in they recommend to use 1 boveda pouch for every 25 cigars
one pouch on average should last 2 months give or take, you'll know when to replace them because they will start stiffening up.
So if i just leave them in the tubes will that be fine.
Important... Dont read 'replace' as 'chuck out' ... They can be recharged. Stick in a sealed box/ pot/ ziplock bag with a bowl of water or a wet sponge. Leave it in there for a week or so... Hey presto. Use the search function here for more detailed descriptions on re-charging boveda packs.
"Dear heart, you're talking to a man- a real man- who drinks straight Tequilla, with lime and salt on the rim, and smokes cigars" (J Zavala)
Leave them in their tubes or take them out up to you realy
but you must put them in a Tupperware container with the boveda pouch.
I would get the 69% pouch that are 60grms
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