intros

Curly Cut · 01-26-2009, 04:07 PM

they don't need their own "humidor/cooler", as long as you keep it out of the sun and moisture.

* for long term storage of open tins, you need a non-permeable sealing container, like Ball or Mason jars. <-- con: they don't stack well.
* for short term, like you just opened a tin and don't want it drying out way too much over the next 4-8 months before you're done with it, i suggest zip loc containers that stack. <-- pro: they're designed to stack on each other.
* for sealed tins, leave 'em sealed.

01-26-2009, 04:07 PM	#3
Curly Cut Not Scary Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 669 Trading: (9)	Re: intros they don't need their own "humidor/cooler", as long as you keep it out of the sun and moisture. * for long term storage of open tins, you need a non-permeable sealing container, like Ball or Mason jars. <-- con: they don't stack well. * for short term, like you just opened a tin and don't want it drying out way too much over the next 4-8 months before you're done with it, i suggest zip loc containers that stack. <-- pro: they're designed to stack on each other. * for sealed tins, leave 'em sealed. __________________ *To be 2nd guessed, You have to be the 1st guesser.*