Dry box ?
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Hunter1974
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Dry box ?
DRY BOX Why? when and how? Just curious why folks dry box I can understand if cigars have to much humidity .But I know some guys do it even if thier RH is 62-66% please explain. Thanks guys
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TheGiver
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Re: Dry box ?
It's just a personal preference. To me, sticks seem to require less re-lights and burn better. Take 2 sticks, smoke one then the same stick after dry boxing it for 2 days. See which you prefer.
I once read that Pete Johnson recommends his cigars be smoked at around 70-72% Rh because of the swelling that takes place during the burn and that it minimizes wrapper issues. I found this interesting considering I prefer them at 62 or less.
Just throw the stick in a old cedar cigar box that is not humidified.
I once read that Pete Johnson recommends his cigars be smoked at around 70-72% Rh because of the swelling that takes place during the burn and that it minimizes wrapper issues. I found this interesting considering I prefer them at 62 or less.
Just throw the stick in a old cedar cigar box that is not humidified.
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JL67
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Re: Dry box ?
[quote author=Hunter1974 link=topic=34203.msg145555#msg145555 date=1435739913]
DRY BOX Why? when and how?
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Sounds like she's just not that into you.
DRY BOX Why? when and how?
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Sounds like she's just not that into you.
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jimjim99
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Re: Dry box ?
People do it its just i never have. I'll get to it one day i guess.
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Pahsghetti
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Re: Dry box ?
I live in a goddamn swamp, my humidor is my dry box.
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Pole Lock
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Re: Dry box ?
If I get some new smokes (say, less than a year from boxcode), and I REALLY want to try one, I'll dry box it for a day or 4 (your mileage may vary), before digging in. It all depends on the smoke - some are ready to go and seem to like a higher RH generally (HdM, HU Mags, Padrons, Fuentes), while others smoke better in drier conditions (younger HU, PL, or RA).
A good drybox is handy for certain times of the year in the southeast!
A good drybox is handy for certain times of the year in the southeast!
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socalocmatt
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I rarely dry box anymore because my go to humidor are already at the low 60s but when I did us just pop a cigar in a coffin for a day or two. Depends on what your ambient rh is. If it's super humid out then it won't do much for ya.
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Carp69
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Re: Dry box ?
[quote author=JL67 link=topic=34203.msg145578#msg145578 date=1435773868]
Sounds like she's just not that into you.
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Possibly the best line I've read on the internet all year!
Sounds like she's just not that into you.
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Possibly the best line I've read on the internet all year!
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Hunter1974
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Re: Dry box ?
[quote author=JL67 link=topic=34203.msg145578#msg145578 date=1435773868]
Sounds like she's just not that into you.
[/quote]too Damn funny
Sounds like she's just not that into you.
[/quote]too Damn funny