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I don't see what the big deal is. Anyone who goes into a cigar shop knows what they are in for. It's not like there are "smoke free" cigar shops. This is tantamount to making racing illegal at drag strips, road courses and auto crosses all over the world. What the hell are we coming too...

I had it in a ziplock bag and a tupperwear container then just a ziplock. Same reading 97-99% I took it out last night and stuck it in the fridge for a few seconds to get it down to around 60%, back in the bag, right back up to 97-99. I am having a hard time believing it's correct at 97-99%...

as of 8:38 am (7 hours) it's still at 97%

I was considering it at first but then I decided to just get a real travel and then build the ammo box as a desktop

after two hours it's at 95%....is this normal?

thanks man. That is exactly what I was looking for

I've spent the last 5 minutes searching for the salt test and I havn't been able to find a post telling me how to do it. Can someone help me out?

swissy, I've seen the travel humis there and I'm thinking of just making a desktop humi or two out of the ammo boxs

I'm not trying to say that cigars have no ill effects. I'm only trying to determine if one is slightly less bad than the other

I was thinking along the lines of the toxins in the cigs that make them smell worse than our sticks and also leads to cancer

I found a local shop that has a box like this http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-30-cal-M1-ammo...1QQcmdZViewItem for $8+ tax. I'm considering doing a small one at first to see how it works

Don't be sorry. I'm happy to hear from someone who has smoked both

Are cigars better for you (or at least less harmful) than cigarettes? I've seen several posts where long time cigar smokers say that they have become sick when someone starts smoking a cigarette around them. Is this because our sticks don't have additives in them or what is the deal here...

i think it's lined with cedar but neither myself or my g/f can be sure.

that is what I plan to use as a humi

Romeo y Julieta Reserva Real amazing cigar. Great flavor, great burn, easy to light, nice draw.

I'm not sure what the one on the left is

I just picked up a romeo y julieta reserve maduro box to use as a travel humi

Thanks for the link Richard. I'm going to wait till arts fest here and see what I can find and if I can't find anything local I'll buy online

I really am thankful for all the help I've gotten here and on another board. I was talking with the owner of the local cigar shop and told him about my plan. We have an event called "arts fest" here so I may wait for that and see if anyone has any spanish cedar at that. On an unrelated note...