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Ha ha.. I beat you to itThat’s more of a store display humidor Chad. Quick turnover of cigars and easy access for the consumer vs. long term storage and aging. You can probably make it work, but you’ll need active humidification, and a lot of distilled water. I see those from time to time and contemplate it. But, then I think what a pain in the dick it will be always fiddling with it.
Pfft! By ten seconds.Ha ha.. I beat you to it![]()
Thanks I appreciate the insight. I was just reading actually and found your same answer in 2008That’s more of a store display humidor Chad. Quick turnover of cigars and easy access for the consumer vs. long term storage and aging. You can probably make it work, but you’ll need active humidification, and a lot of distilled water. I see those from time to time and contemplate it. But, then I think what a pain in the dick it will be always fiddling with it.
I appreciate your help! I really wanted to pull trigger so I posted here hoping you guys would walk me in off the ledge.Absolutely no way brother... it would be a battle against nature, and nature will win...
Another thing is the fixed display shelves, no way to put more than 1 box without it sliding off...
Chad, don’t even think about it brother... My good friend had the exact same thing about 10 years ago... we tried everything to get it to work, even took the glass out and made doors... still didn't workThanks I appreciate the insight. I was just reading actually and found your same answer in 2008
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Glass door Humidor
Hi all, I need some advice on a glass door humidor (sliding glass doors). I have seen a few for sale in my area and would love to buy one. My question is, these were for commercial resale. How would these be for long term storage? How do the glass doors seal? (or do they). Thanks -Aaron Pictures...www.cigarpass.com
He wants $750 for it, I told him I'd give him $300 if he wanted to just get rid of it.. I think he is offended so there's that... But your are right, I think I would always be fighting this.
Honestly, I wouldn’t even pay that for it. I remember looking at that one you’re talking about when I lived in West Virginia back then. I would look at that thing every time I walked in for a few months. Couldn’t really conceive of a way to seal the glass where it would function and not look like garbage.Thanks I appreciate the insight. I was just reading actually and found your same answer in 2008
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Glass door Humidor
Hi all, I need some advice on a glass door humidor (sliding glass doors). I have seen a few for sale in my area and would love to buy one. My question is, these were for commercial resale. How would these be for long term storage? How do the glass doors seal? (or do they). Thanks -Aaron Pictures...www.cigarpass.com
He wants $750 for it, I told him I'd give him $300 if he wanted to just get rid of it.. I think he is offended so there's that... But your are right, I think I would always be fighting this.