Mason Jar Storage

[David]

If I am using mason jars as storage, do I need to open them every week or so to let air exchange??

 

[oneaday]

Although I'm a newb at the pipe stuff myself, I also use mason jars and haven't opened them on a regular basis unless getting tobacco to fill a pipe. I haven't noticed any changes and the tobacco stays moist. I keep feeling like I should do something else but to date, no problems.

 

[tedski]

If using for long term storage, it's best to leave jars sealed and in a cool place, out of direct light.
Otherwise, just open them when you need to get some tobacco to smoke.

 

[David]

If using for long term storage, it's best to leave jars sealed and in a cool place, out of direct light.
Otherwise, just open them when you need to get some tobacco to smoke.

In a finished basement, with very little light (few windows), and often cooler than the rest of the house. Sounds like I don't have to do much then.

 

[tedski]

Nope - that's the beauty of pipe tobacco.

(Along with the cheap price per smoke)

 

[WalterLars]

In a finished basement, with very little light (few windows), and often cooler than the rest of the house. Sounds like I don't have to do much then.

whats a basement ? :skew:
after watching Holmes on homes and all the problems He has to fix with basements I don't think I want every if you could find one here in So Calif

 

[Boppa-Wasch]

I got some jars that I have had for 2 yrs and the tabacco still smokes great? :thumbsup:

 

[tedski]

I got some jars that I have had for 2 yrs and the tabacco still smokes great? :thumbsup:

Is this really a question Ray >> ? :scratchhe

 

[Boppa-Wasch]

Is this really a question Ray >> ? :scratchhe

Opps>>>!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Glad to see someone is paying attention.........:computer: :frownno: :thumbsup:

 

[Wasch_24]

:rofl: