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I didn't buy this from Pipes and Cigars, but I sure wish I would have, because their price for this pipe was much better than what I paid. I bought this pipe from a local B&M and it just happened that the only picture I could find online, was theirs. After seeing Pipes and Cigars prices, I will be checking in with them before I buy another pipe. I'm sorry about the confusion. It was all my fault. Thanks for the help. Ken |
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All right guys I've been looking in all the wrong places for an answer. What do I use to polish my briar. I'm guessing that old english might not be a good idea. Two of my pipes have what I thought may be charing around the rim. But I can scrape it off with my thumb kind off sticky. What do I use to clean this area?
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No big hurry. Just want to take care of my pipes since I'm starting to get a handfull of real nice ones. That and I try to take care of what I got.
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Sorry - low bandwidth at the Friedman Field Research Station in Edmunds, Maine. Fascinating place if you like moose, mussels, clams, geology or wildflowers.
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Thanks for the reply. I bet it feels better in Maine than it does in La.
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As far as the charring around the rim, use a little saliva to wet it down and wipe it off with something...there is a spray can called Arango Briar Pipe Wipe you can buy...you get some handi-wipes and saturate them with the Briar Pipe Wipe then let the handi-wipe dry and you have a polishing cloth that works great...
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Thanks again you guys are full of win
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Yeah, I think thats what he ment Dan
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Can't be sure who he was talking about...
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Where do you store your pipe tobacco? I've recently been on the hurtin' end of a NST pipe tobacco trade and have 16 baggies with tobacco in them. It'll take me a while to smoke all of this, even while sharing with friends. I'm thinking of buying a one of those airtight containers used to store flour in. Should I keep a humidification device in the jar? At what humidity? Thanks!
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Hello Andrew, I saw the damage that Marc sent you. I'm sure you'll find something decent to smoke in that mess ![]() If there's a tobaccy that you're gonna smoke on a regular basis, and you're gonna buy 5 or more oz to keep on hand, you may want to look into mason jars or something like this: http://www.webstaurantstore.com/libbey-70996-22-oz-storage-jar-with-lid-12-cs/55170996.html You can usually find the Libby storage type jars at Goodwill shop, 99 cent stores, etc. for around, well, 99 cents to $4.00 each. Wash them out and they are as good as new. Hope this helps you out... So where is that old fart anyways? ![]() ![]()
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What humidity do you keep the tobacco at? Should I use beads or just a sponge? Thanks.
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