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Old 05-29-2011, 09:51 PM   #1
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Haha I will never get enough use to need a coolidor nor can I afford it let alone stock it. Im just looking for the easiest idiot proof method to preserving up to 30 cigars for 1yr or longer. That's the reason im thinking about the humipaks, there some what idiot proof lol. Are the humipaks available in stores pr only online? I though the wood humidors were good? What's better and air tight container with humipaks or a wood humidor?
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Old 05-29-2011, 09:53 PM   #2
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Haha I will never get enough use to need a coolidor nor can I afford it let alone stock it. Im just looking for the easiest idiot proof method to preserving up to 30 cigars for 1yr or longer. That's the reason im thinking about the humipaks, there some what idiot proof lol. Are the humipaks available in stores pr only online? I though the wood humidors were good? What's better and air tight container with humipaks or a wood humidor?
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Old 05-29-2011, 09:59 PM   #3
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Haha I will never get enough use to need a coolidor nor can I afford it let alone stock it. Im just looking for the easiest idiot proof method to preserving up to 30 cigars for 1yr or longer. That's the reason im thinking about the humipaks, there some what idiot proof lol. Are the humipaks available in stores pr only online? I though the wood humidors were good? What's better and air tight container with humipaks or a wood humidor?
Beads are more idiot proof and cheaper in the long run. Wooden humidors regulate humidity better because they absorb some humidity themselves, plus people enjoy the smell and look of them. Plastic containers, like tupperware and coolers will have better seals and not need humidity as often. Do a lot of reading around here and you can answer most questions you keep asking.

And yes, you will need much more storage in the future.
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Haha I will never get enough use to need a coolidor nor can I afford it let alone stock it. Im just looking for the easiest idiot proof method to preserving up to 30 cigars for 1yr or longer. That's the reason im thinking about the humipaks, there some what idiot proof lol. Are the humipaks available in stores pr only online? I though the wood humidors were good? What's better and air tight container with humipaks or a wood humidor?
Can we all quote this and take bets on how long it takes him to buy larger storage.

I understand what you mean by 30 cigars but here is what happens. You like a cigar A LOT and you want a box ...that's 20-30 cigars right there...Variety is the spice of life....that makes you buy more. Then you find another one you like....enough for a box.

Repeat an infinite number of times.
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Old 06-17-2011, 07:38 PM   #5
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The B packs absolutely work. Also get a Xikar 5, 10, or 15 count travel humidor. It's worth every dime!
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Old 06-18-2011, 01:53 PM   #6
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Can we all quote this and take bets on how long it takes him to buy larger storage.

I understand what you mean by 30 cigars but here is what happens. You like a cigar A LOT and you want a box ...that's 20-30 cigars right there...Variety is the spice of life....that makes you buy more. Then you find another one you like....enough for a box.

Repeat an infinite number of times.
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