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[emoji23]Originally posted by glezga View Post.--
I think I may finally have this CAD under control...Comment
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Brilliantly done [emoji106][emoji106]Originally posted by glezga View Post
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[emoji39]Originally posted by ha_banos View PostCouldn't resist could I? [emoji4]
How does everyone recharge their B?vedas then? I?ve tried a few different ways, but the best I?ve found is soak them for 12/24 hours, pat them dry and then fire them back in the scuba! Works a treat and saves a good few quid, in fact I think I need to recharge mine.
I do however only do it 1-2times then I replace them.
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I put mine in a Tupperware box with two open ramekins of water and put it in the airing cupboard. It takes a little longer but it shouldn't cause deterioration of the wrapper like soaking it will. I always have some on rotation.'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'Comment
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personally i have more than i need..... i was using 69 and needed 65, then got some in buys, orders etc. im in no rush so just keep them in a tupperware tub with a glass of distilled water and use them in rotation. i never get them to near bursting - like i guess you would with soaking?
i only had 1 humidor and 2 packs for a couple of years. then i found this place - having more of everything than you need is a pattern here lolComment
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Yeah they don?t get close to bursting, but they do deteriorate quicker when you soak them.
I usually all of a sudden need them recharged.
I too seem to have a lot more than I need, likely as a result of this forum!
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