DevilDogSmoker
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- Jul 20, 2007
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Im living in japan currently for my job and going out and purchasing cigars is not the most convenient for me right now, so I have everything sent. Also you could imagine I cant really have a nice humidor setup at this point in time. So right now, Im using two java cigar boxes (my main cigar), to store all of my cigars. Ive got 10 or so javas, a few cubans, a davidoff, avos, a whole variety of cigars stored all about. Ive had a majority of these cigars for around 2 or 3 weeks now, and to my knowledge none of them seem too dry at all. Ive been using water pillows and some humidification beads to keep them. In your oppinion, do the water pillows and beads do enough for the cigars? Im going to be here for 6 more months, is there any other innaffrodable route to go, or am I doing the right things? Ive recently transferred all of my cigars to one box and am seasoning the other box currently. Any suggestions on better ways to keep them all without a whole lot of tools at my disposal? Im getting a humidity guage sent to me within the week as well. Also, this may seem like a stupid new guy cigar smoker question, but ive just never heard anything either way- is it better to leave cigars in the celaphane wrappers or take them out of the wrappers when i store them? Greatly appreciated everyone thanks a ton!