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Some people use some foam weather seal strips, but most of the coolers I have used seal rather well and didn't need it.
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Cranky Habanophile
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Shipmate!
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It is easy! Ive been using mine for 5 years now and every time I look into buying a large humidor I think of all the cigars I could buy
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NOOB
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Thats what I have been thinkin. I have been usin my desktop for about a year, and I have come to the conclusion that this is something I enjoy very much and want to move further with it. That means more cigars and I want to start buyin boxes. I kept thinkin about a cabinet, but then I think about all the money that could go towards the cigars themselves by goin with a coolidor. I'm a 22 year old electrical engineer and live in an apartment by myself. I have no one I need to impress with a cabinet. Coolidor will be just fine.
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Just in from the Storm
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I got one of these from Walmart to store my singles & 5 packs (only cost about $6). It takes up a bit of room, but helps keep everything organized in my coolidor. Buy boxes if you can, and like others have said, check with a local B&M, usually they're more than willing to give you old boxes. I like to take the tops off mine and let the air circulate.
(Humidity is a little high, but it was a pretty hot and humid day here today) |
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Feeling at Home
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EMPEROR TOMPKINS
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