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Old 10-24-2009, 01:13 PM   #1
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Default Re: How do I store tins?

I use two methods.

1. If it's something I'll smoke pretty quick, say in two weeks, I just leave it in the tin and make sure to put the lid on tightly.

2. If it's something I'm only going to dip into occasionally, say once or twice a month, I store it in glass jars. I have quart sized Mason jars used in canning and they work fine. But a better bet would be the smaller sized Mason jars with a wide mouth - it's easier to get the tobacco out and you can stack them 2 or 3 high on a shelf.

I assumed you were talking about open tins. If you're talking about sealed tins just keep them cool and dry. I keep sealed tins on a bookshelf that doesn't get direct sunlight from a window.
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Old 10-24-2009, 08:20 PM   #2
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Default Re: How do I store tins?

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I use two methods.

1. If it's something I'll smoke pretty quick, say in two weeks, I just leave it in the tin and make sure to put the lid on tightly.

2. If it's something I'm only going to dip into occasionally, say once or twice a month, I store it in glass jars. I have quart sized Mason jars used in canning and they work fine. But a better bet would be the smaller sized Mason jars with a wide mouth - it's easier to get the tobacco out and you can stack them 2 or 3 high on a shelf.

I assumed you were talking about open tins. If you're talking about sealed tins just keep them cool and dry. I keep sealed tins on a bookshelf that doesn't get direct sunlight from a window.
what he said.
i'd add to #2 response, Zip-Loc Twist 'n Loc's are pretty good for storing opened tobacco in. serves the same purpose as the glass mason jars, but are ligther, way easier to stack (i have 6 stacked on top of each other now in my closet), and can keep open tobacco fresh for over a year.
you can buy them at most grocery stores in various sizes, but if it's just for a tin, go with their small size. you can fit more than a 4oz or 100g tin in there, and they come in a 3 pack for about $3 total.
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