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May 3, 2008 by GodFadr
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hello, was just wondering if anybody knew where I could buy a plastic cigar mold. I have some wooden ones but want to try one made of plastic. Thanks. David Jones
Have you checked out http://www.cigarmolds.com/ ?
I recently bought a humidor that has not been delivered yet,and ordered a box of cigars 2 days later, the problem is the humidor is coming from Florida and the cigars from Pa. The humidor will arrive a few days after the stogies, how long will they last out of the humidor ?
No worries. The cigars will be fine for several days (from an actual damage standpoint). Once they are put in a humidor for about 24 hours or so, they will be perfect).
I just received a humidor today. It didn’t come with any type of directions. Do I have to add water or do anything to it before I add my cigars?
Most of them nowadays are “just add water.” – Keep an eye on it for the first couple weeks as it will absorb more water than normal as the wood conditions.
Also, try and use filtered or bottled water (not from the tap).
I don’t know where to add the water or how much. I’m a very green 48 year old newbie.The humidor had a round filter thing that is velcro’d inside. It also has a guage on the outside that reads from 0 to 100. What should the guage read? Thanks for the quick response and all your patience.
Sorry, let me back up a bit.
The disc thing should come out. Soak it in water (about a minute should work). You will probably have to hold it under the water. Think of it like a very small sponge – it will soak up the water.
Once you put it back in the Humidor the gauge will start to work (actually, it probably has already started).
Starting with the basics, let’s shoot for the gauge to read somewhere between 70 and 75. If it gets above that..take the disc out for awhile. If it is below that range…the disc needs water.
Ok it makes more sense now. Thank you sir. Much appreciated!
You are very welcome…good luck!