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gino 61
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How long do you think a new box of cigars, still shrinkwrapped, can be stored without being placed in a Humi.
 
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tgherpst
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week or a little more i would say until they start drying out


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quote:
Originally posted by gino 61:
How long do you think a new box of cigars, still shrinkwrapped, can be stored without being placed in a Humi.



Don't a lot of fuente's have the humidifcation pouch?
 
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scott sizer
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Yes Fuente's and Toranos both come with humidication pouch
 
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Shrink wrap is not air tight and will breathe.

Get those cigars in a humidor or at least into a Tupperware to prevent them from drying out.


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