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Oh yeah the right goat :( |
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No it isn't honestly Josh, you just had the bad luck of starting off with one of the more controversial topics in your first few posts or maybe even first post.
You have to understand many people here have been smoking cigars for 10-40 years, maybe longer. They have A LOT of experience, you should really take their advice or at least listen to it. As a new comer you want to more or less ask for advise and be willing to accept it and criticism so you can be led down the right path. There's a reason people here have cigars that are 40-80 years old. They are VERY VERY well maintained. |
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When I was new to this hobby/obsession, I had my beliefs and perceptions but I was also humble enough to try and put aside what I thought I knew and learn from the experience of others. And even if I didn't agree, I wouldn't continue to fight the issue. I would just agree to disagree and step away. Many of us are here to learn from each other. I hope you can do the same. |
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Also from what people are saying here KL has a problem when the seasons change and whatnot. Now I cannot honestly say for sure that this is the case. But what I will say that the following that has not been mentioned. 1. Generally hygrometers are pieces of crap. Most people would agree that they are VERY temperamental and often do not work at all. 2. Seeing as how you cannot trust these devices you really want to be able to trust in your humidification to keep your cigars in good working order. That's where we generally have a problem with pretty much anything that isn't beads or active humidification. If you want to continue discussing this I would please ask you just PM me. I don't mind discussing this with you but I don't think dragging this thread on is going to please the masses. It also seems no one else is really engaged in this topic. |
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Kitty litter, beads, or something else it's all the same.
Just make sure you don't have a bad seal. http://www.fototime.com/2BC23FA465CC331/standard.jpg |
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Yes, for some people, their first day was their last. And yes, some because they just came to mooch cigars.
Others, because on their first day they got into a debate over one their beliefs, and continued to tout their weeks of experience over those with decades of experience. Often, they became insulting and were shown the door. Josh, you have been relatively civil, with the exception of repeatedly saying that the members who disagree with you must be "close-minded" or that they are ganging-up on you. No one is ganging up, each one of us who posted individually disagrees with your idea. I would venture to say that you may be the one who is a little close-minded...maybe people with scores of years, decades doing this might have a little insight beyond weeks of internet research and a week of hands-on? I hope you may decide to take an unemontional look at this community, we share a lot, learn a lot, laugh a lot. Lots of people who had a rough first couple days are now valued members of the community. Don't take it personally that so many people disagree with your idea, take some time to ponder why, and about how much more practical experience they may have doing this than you do. If you do, you may find this place has a lot to offer you, and eventually for you to offer it. If you don't, my guess your stay here will be short. Good luck. |
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Edit: ALSO, I'm awestruck at the amount of controversy this caused! I guess when political discussion is outlawed people have to get up in arms about something!!!:r When it comes down to it everyone here is in a community and no one wants to see new members making decision that could potentially ruin cigars. :banger Long live CA |
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I love it here, and by the number of YOUR posts, so do you! hahahaha
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He found a paper on silica gel for preservation of museum exhibits and from the appearances of his post he only skimmed it, if even that. If you follow it and understand what you are dealing with, something as haphazardly manufactured as kitty litter, the most popular being "Exquisicat Cat Piss Soaker Plus" hardly even qualifies as "RD Gel" which isn't even close to the "Art-Sorb" "Rhapid-Gel" - these are industry standard Rh maintenance mediums. As one goes through the paper, the author points out flaw after flaw in "RD Gel". Quote:
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If you say so. That's why you topped a 9-1/2 month old thread, after all, right?
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