I have several cigars in my humidor which are somewhat expensive and I want to protect them. They all have cellophane wrappers on them and I was wondering if the humidity in the humidor can get to them when they are wrapped like that? It does not appear that it can but who knows. Should I just remove the wrappers and let them get the air and humidity that they need? Thanks guys!!!
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Cellophane Wrappers
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junkman_56
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This has already been discussed on numerous occasions.
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Shiba,
To answer your question. The Cello wrapper on cigars are porous and therefore will allow your cigars the proper care they need. Do not take them out if you want to protect them from handling and shipping. If you like the naked look that will be fine too. Its a personal preference to most but just remember that the Cello is ok to leave on.
To answer your question. The Cello wrapper on cigars are porous and therefore will allow your cigars the proper care they need. Do not take them out if you want to protect them from handling and shipping. If you like the naked look that will be fine too. Its a personal preference to most but just remember that the Cello is ok to leave on.
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The only reason I take the wrappers off is because I much prefer the look of my humi full of naked beauties just starting right back at me. 
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Here, this ought to help:Shiba said:
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TBaGZ said:
It's your preference. Keeping them on will protect the wrapper and keep wrapper flavors from mixing together. Taking them off will make your humi look pretty :thumbs: .
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I'm an AmeriCAN not an AmeriCAN'T. BTW, it is spelled "Japanese".hornetguy said:Blue Dragon said:
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The post that I liked best out of those links was the compromise. Can't remember off the top of my head who posted it, but one gent said he clipped the ends of the cello wrappers so the 'gars would breath better but still offer some protection.
I haven't decided which route I prefer, so I will just leave them as they show up at this point.
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knightlaird
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Hi, Shiba! One particular brand of cigars that I have purchased comes cellophaned, and in a cedar chest. The cigars do nicely just as is. Regards, knightlaird