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Originally Posted by shadow king
I recently bought my first ever box of tubos. In the past, I've only ever had singles of tubos. My question is about storing them. Should I take them out of the tubes while in my humidor or leave them in the air tight containers?
My first instinct tells me I should remove them all because being in those tubes will counter product the humidification process of the cigars I would think???
I just want to hear everyone's opinions on this because this was a costly purchase and I don't want to efff em up. Thanks  |
Not true - only a few are air tight. If a B&M stores them in humidity, so should you, but there are a
few exceptions to that rule.
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Originally Posted by Snake Hips
It doesn't matter, as tubos aren't airtight. They'll come to equilibrium with your humidor's humidity either way, it's just that one way's faster.
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MOST tubos, yes. But there are a few that won't - but you'll know those when you see them.
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Originally Posted by Don Fernando
store them in the tubos, but open the tubos first. That's what I do.
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Unless they are 'imbued' with something, this is a great suggestion. I typically open the ends as well, but leave them in the tube to protect them.
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Originally Posted by FriskyDingo
I've had an Acid KubaKuba Deluxe tubo for a year and a half that shall remain sealed in it's tube until I have been labeled as brave or beyond drunk.
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I've had a few Acid's over the years, and they are not all bad. It's a rare occasion for me to even look that way, but I'm not a cigar-snob either.
I don't drink tutti-frutti coffee either. If I wanted a Vanilla flavored drink, I'd have a shake...... (Yes, I lean towards the coffe-snob side...
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