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I read or heard somewhere that it is bad manners to leave on your band while smoking. Is this true and why? Or is this some snooty elitist thing ?
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Have a Smoke and a Smile
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I'd guess it's a matter of personal preference. I leave the band on. I don't want to run the risk of ruining the wrapper trying to get the band off.
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Here Franky Franky
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I like to leave it on for reference of how far I smoked, and just cause it looks cooler with it on lol
Take it off before ya burn it though! aj |
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Lets Go Buckeyes!
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Ol' Dude
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If it's loose to begin with, I slide them off before lighting up. Otherwise I leave them alone until the heat loosens the glue enough to remove them without damaging the wrapper.
All things considered, most bands look nice but are something of a hassle. I'd just as soon not have them to begin with. I think I only have a couple cabs left without bands. ![]() |
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I'm nuts for the place
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Welcome to the madness
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En búsqueda.....
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I ususally leave it on until the glue is to the point where I can peel the band off. I'm not one to slide it off in danger of ruining the wrapper.
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Resident Whisky Addict
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Pepin Ho of the NorthWest
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I leave it on because My hands tend to sweat, and I don't like sweaty cigars
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Have My Own Room
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I always take the band off before hand, only because I put it in a bag with the rest of them to make something cool at some point.
Was smoking with a pal the other day who asked me if I knew why the band was originally placed on a cigar? I didn't, and he informed me that it was to keep tobacco from staining my white gloves, or in my case ungloved hands. No idea if this is true, but by his account it may have been developed as a way for snooty folks to keep their white gloves clean. I plan to keep the band on the next time I happen to be smoking in white gloves. ![]() |
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I think the Brits usually left the band off. I leave it on until the burn gets close to it, then I remove the band.
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Still Watching My Ash
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I leave mine on until the ash is real close to the band. Then off it comes and goes into the collection. |
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I leave mine on until the ash gets to it. Don't wanna ruin a beautiful band!
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I leave mine on until the first ash falls then I slide it off unless it's a fuents, then I get the glue gun and the ice scraper to get it off.
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