Can I salvage this cigar?

[Porch Dweller]

I had a friend in town visiting and we smoked some cigars last night. He brought me an LFD that he'd picked up. Unfortunately, his herf-a-dor got knocked around and his travelling tube of propylene glycol spilled onto the cigar. It's not saturated, just some wetness at both ends on one side. I have about zero experience with P.G.; can a cigar be smoked after coming into contact with it?

[kelmac07]

James...let it dry out and give it a try. Remember, cigars are a lot more resilient than people give them credit for. A little PG solution shouldn't hurt. :2

[bighairlogo]

Propylene glycol has very low toxicity, as Mac said you will be fine.

[czerbe]

Only one way to find out!

[mk05]

Anyone with asthma or e-cigarette smokers will tell you that it is very safe...if they ever cared to read the label. Been used in atomizers for over 50 years.

[guitar4001]

spray some febreze on it, it'll be fine.

[CigarNut]

As others have said it will be fine. However, if you are worried about smoking the dried PG you can always take a soft damp cloth and gently wipe the PG off of the cigar.

[Porch Dweller]

spray some febreze on it, it'll be fine.

The seemed to be the only good piece of advice anyone had so I did it. :D

Thanks for the responses, folks. I'm going to let it dry out, give it some time in the humi, then torch it.

[shilala]

You can clip that greasy foot off of it and party on. PG doesn't taste like anything and it's good for you. Full of vitamins and stuff. :tu

[badbriar]

spray some febreze on it, it'll be fine.
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