My experience with Padron is they are so well made, they don't need a dry box treatment. The question; "...have you EVER had a plugged Padron..??..". My answer is no. Can't see how it'd hurt, but not particularly beneficial. One guy's opinion...
Seems like science to me.My experience with Padron is they are so well made, they don't need a dry box treatment. The question; "...have you EVER had a plugged Padron..??..". My answer is no. Can't see how it'd hurt, but not particularly beneficial. One guy's opinion...
I’ve been looking for the perfect dry box for my seegars. Can you recommend one? Asking for myself and a friend.Has anyone come across a cigar that does not like being dry boxed? I
This is why everyone should have a Perfect Draw tool…I received a box of Cuban cigars which were horribly plugged. They were a nice box code but were all plugged ..... every single one. The vendor replaced the box which was cool.
I wondered if any of these could be saved as they ranged between badly plugged to sucking on a wooden stick. I cut them all so I could test the draw and they have been in a 62% box for a month and still not smokable.
I'm curious if 58% would help, I'm curious if they are already history after a month at 62%, I'm curious how an entire box is plugged like this?
I do but these are 40 ring guage and a bit trying to unplug.This is why everyone should have a Perfect Draw tool…
Makes me question why the box code is referred to as good. Have there been other boxes coded the same that justify it? I mean you said the whole box... that's pretty unusual for any code imo.I received a box of Cuban cigars which were horribly plugged. They were a nice box code but were all plugged ..... every single one. The vendor replaced the box which was cool.
I wondered if any of these could be saved as they ranged between badly plugged to sucking on a wooden stick. I cut them all so I could test the draw and they have been in a 62% box for a month and still not smokable.
I'm curious if 58% would help, I'm curious if they are already history after a month at 62%, I'm curious how an entire box is plugged like this?
They were R&J #3 A/T EOL OCT 21Makes me question why the box code is referred to as good. Have there been other boxes coded the same that justify it? I mean you said the whole box... that's pretty unusual for any code imo.
Well there ya have it.... it's not on Bill's list.They were R&J #3 A/T EOL OCT 21
Oh but it is!Well there ya have it.... it's not on Bill's list.
Well let's petition that then.Oh but it is!
Who should we address the petition to?Well let's petition that then.
Who should we address the petition to?
I don't! Political correctness is an oxymoron unless anyone can point out anything correct about politics?
Let's use your legal prowess to address that. I always get edgy on political correctness.
You forgot to read the fine print:Oh but it is!
Where does Jeff send..... HIS ..... petition of box code removal?You forgot to read the fine print:
Remember, there are one-offs for every box code, that might be exceptional, or horrible,
Michael, it doesn't really matter. ALL of his go into the trash anyway!!!Where does Jeff send..... HIS ..... petition of box code removal?
I have an OtterBox in my golf bag that kind of turns into a dry box. I don't put any bovedas in there, just fill it when it gets empty. I've had good luck with itQuestion : I'm using a travel humidor(otter box) to dry box. I have one or two 62% boveda's in there. They have remained soft for months, so I know the seal is spot on.
Do you guys open your dry box every so often to let out the "extra" moisture? I ask because the plastic won't absorb it, the foam won't, and if the packets are soft, they prolly won't either. Where does the humidity go?
I had a stick in there for a week or so, lit it, and it still had a bit of "mush" feel at the foot. Thoughts?
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