Do you freeze your cigars?

LostAbbott · 10-03-2012, 09:40 AM

I live in the PNW so my basement never sees above 70 and is typically locked it at 60 all year round. So I do not freeze anything. I try to keep an eye out for mold as a good deep freeze can kill a lot of spores, but bugs are never a problem.

Sonic04GT · 10-03-2012, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by LostAbbott

I live in the PNW so my basement never sees above 70 and is typically locked it at 60 all year round. So I do not freeze anything. I try to keep an eye out for mold as a good deep freeze can kill a lot of spores, but bugs are never a problem.

Lucky. I have one room in the house (guest room downstairs) that maintains cooler than 75 degrees. It's normally around 80 upstairs, which doesn't bother me as far as comfortability, but it sucks not being able to store my humidors on display on my desk upstairs.

View Poll Results: Do you freeze?
Yes, I store my cigars in a warm climate.	10	11.36%
Yes, I store my cigars in a cool climate but do it to be safe.	21	23.86%
No, I confidently store them in a cool area.	41	46.59%
No, it's warm and I don't care.	13	14.77%
No, freezing has adverse effects.	2	2.27%
Beatles are nothing more than a band.	1	1.14%
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10-03-2012, 09:40 AM	#1
LostAbbott Have My Own Room Join Date: Aug 2010 First Name: Mychal Location: Seattle Posts: 1,165 Trading: (23)	Re: Do you freeze your cigars? I live in the PNW so my basement never sees above 70 and is typically locked it at 60 all year round. So I do not freeze anything. I try to keep an eye out for mold as a good deep freeze can kill a lot of spores, but bugs are never a problem. __________________ Damn I got a lot of smokes I need to try.

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