Cellos on or off?

[diapanos]

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[BlindedByScience]

Dear god...really?  You really need to ask?  This question has been answered half a billion times......

 

[Juanote]

Prepare to be loved tenderly, diapanos.

My preference. Leave them on singles especially in a mixed humidor. Keeps the sticks from picking up wayward essences.

Long term aging in cabs, remove them.

Medium term aging in dress boxes, I don't think it matters.

 

[Backslide]

 

[jsm11]

I leave them how they come....

 

[CMontoya79]

You licked the beads, didn't you?

 

[diapanos]

Dear god...really?  You really need to ask?  This question has been answered half a billion times......

 
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[BlindedByScience]

 

Dear god...really?  You really need to ask?  This question has been answered half a billion times......

 
As it says in the 1st post I'm not asking dor advice.
I was just wondering what others were doing.

 
Maybe if you actually took a minute and searched on the topic, you'd find out.  No need to be a dick about it.
 
 

 

 
 
 
As it says in the 1st post I am not asking for advice.
I was just wondering what every vody else was doing.
 

 
Maybe if you actually took a minute and searched on the topic, you'd find out.  No need to be a dick about it.  Oh, and spell check that mess before you post.

 

[tomthirtysix]

If the cigars I order come with cello, I take it off. I save the cello wrappers to put on the cigars I order that come without. 

 

[MilesMingusMonk]

I roll the cello down to "tube sock" height on my cigars, but some aficionados prefer the "crew length" roll instead.

What is often missed in the discussions about cell on/ off and humidor management techniques is making sure you rotate your inventory. I turn each cigar 15 degrees counterclockwise every other Tuesday of every month. This way they complete a full 360 degree turn annually.

 

[Setharsis]

I roll the cello down to "tube sock" height on my cigars, but some aficionados prefer the "crew length" roll instead.

What is often missed in the discussions about cell on/ off and humidor management techniques is making sure you rotate your inventory. I turn each cigar 15 degrees counterclockwise every other Tuesday of every month. This way they complete a full 360 degree turn annually.

I rotate on the same schedule except I rotate the cigar only, the cello has to stay in place so that the same side always points up and allows for maximum temperature permeability.

 

[BlindedByScience]

I'll bet you guys don't even bother to take lattitude and longitude into account, do you..??
 
....amateurs.

 

[Pugman1943]

Dear lord, I've lived long enough to see this question again. However, don't forget about the time zones and daylight savings time. Changes the whole quadratic equation.

 

[tomthirtysix]

I roll the cello down to "tube sock" height on my cigars, but some aficionados prefer the "crew length" roll instead.

What is often missed in the discussions about cell on/ off and humidor management techniques is making sure you rotate your inventory. I turn each cigar 15 degrees counterclockwise every other Tuesday of every month. This way they complete a full 360 degree turn annually.

 
Question - In September there are 5 Tuesdays. I assume you rotate on the 1st, 15th, and then 29th. When October comes, do you rotate on the 6th, since it's the first Tuesday of the month, or on the 13th, sticking to the every-other-Tuesday schedule?
 
I'll hang up and listen.

 

[whylieineedacigar]

If the cigars I order come with cello, I take it off. I save the cello wrappers to put on the cigars I order that come without. 

 
This just made me LOL :laugh: :laugh:

 

[CMontoya79]

Just the tip.... Err..umm... Wrong thread/forum. Disregard.

 

[MilesMingusMonk]

I'll bet you guys don't even bother to take lattitude and longitude into account, do you..??
 
....amateurs.

I have covered this a million times, but if these nooblets are not motivated to spend more time reading through the archives instead of posting a new topic every time they get twitchy about their humidors, then I guess I will explain it again!

I stack all my cigars Jenga style. The stack gets rotated 45 degrees every other month, and for long term storage, they are restacked bi-annually so their flavors can marry blissfully.

 

[MilesMingusMonk]

I roll the cello down to "tube sock" height on my cigars, but some aficionados prefer the "crew length" roll instead.
What is often missed in the discussions about cell on/ off and humidor management techniques is making sure you rotate your inventory. I turn each cigar 15 degrees counterclockwise every other Tuesday of every month. This way they complete a full 360 degree turn annually.

 
Question - In September there are 5 Tuesdays. I assume you rotate on the 1st, 15th, and then 29th. When October comes, do you rotate on the 6th, since it's the first Tuesday of the month, or on the 13th, sticking to the every-other-Tuesday schedule?
 
I'll hang up and listen.

I don't use a traditional Gregorian calendar, T362Cents. I use a menstrual cycle calendar, which requires more fussing and periodic monitoring.

 

[bfreebern]

 
I don't use a traditional Gregorian calendar, T362Cents. I use a menstrual cycle calendar, which requires more fussing and periodic monitoring.
 

 
Pads or tampons?

 

[whylieineedacigar]

 

 
I don't use a traditional Gregorian calendar, T362Cents. I use a menstrual cycle calendar, which requires more fussing and periodic monitoring.
 

 
Pads or tampons?
 

 
& Cello on or off on the tampons?