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[bobarian]

Should be no problem. If you think your humi is not airtight, you could always wrap in a plastic wrap to restrict airflow but I think that is a bit over the top.

Enjoy the weekend!

Originally Posted by bobarian

Should be no problem. If you think your humi is not airtight, you could always wrap in a plastic wrap to restrict airflow but I think that is a bit over the top.

Enjoy the weekend!

I'm paranoid and freeze my cigars if they are over 85 for very long.

[The Poet]

Originally Posted by BC-Axeman

I'm paranoid and freeze my cigars if they are over 85 for very long.

I'm assuming this is out of fear for beetles. As most domestic distributors already freeze their cigars before they ship them, in order to kill the eggs, I think you are correct - you are paranoid. But hey - if it makes you feel secure, I see no harm. Just

As for the - uh, non-domestic ones, well . . . .

[acruce]

Thanks for the input. I guess I will throw them in the fridge.

[NCRadioMan]

Originally Posted by The Poet

As most domestic distributors already freeze their cigars before they ship them, in order to kill the eggs, I think you are correct - you are paranoid. But hey - if it makes you feel secure, I see no harm. Just

As for the - uh, non-domestic ones, well . . . .

They do but it doesn't always prevent beetles from hatching as evidenced from many threads here. And yes, Habanos SA started freezing a few years ago.


FWIW, humidors are not meant to be totally air-tight. The good ones do allow for minimum air exchange.

[acruce]

Or should I take out my cigars and put them in zip lock baggies then in the fridge.

[NCRadioMan]

Originally Posted by acruce

Or should I take out my cigars and put them in zip lock baggies then in the fridge.

I should have added, I don't think you will have a problem for a few days.