Complete noob here so please bare with me. The wife and I have just started getting into cigars, her idea. This happened while we were on vacation so we picked up a travel humidor, Cigar Caddy to be exact. As long as we keep the Boveda packs changed out is there any issues with storing our cigars in this case long term? Also, should we have went through any type of seasoning process for the humidor?
Travel Humidor for long term storage
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Most traveldors I find are fine out of the box. If there is a plastic smell or unusual odor a spray and dusting with baking soda will do the trick. We normally season humidors with cedar as a component to give the wood time to adjust to your desired humidity. Your traveldor with Boveda packs will be fine for storage, Just try to keep it at a safe temperature and without the cedar don't expect miracles.
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There’s a humidor that is usually called the Havana foot locker that is big, and I found it to be a good value for the cost. It’s 30% off at famous-smoke.com right now. May be cheaper in their auction section, which seems to never have multiple bidders.
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My very first “humidor” was a Fischer’s peanut plastic jar. It didn’t take long to get to a wooden humidor, 2 wooden humidors and 50 quart cooler. This was all within the first 6 months.
10 years later, I now have 4 wooden humidors, four 50 quart coolers, a 20 quart snapware container, and a pelican case that are all full to the brim. Be careful my friend, CAS (cigar acquisition syndrome) is a real disease with no know cure.
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10 years later, I now have 4 wooden humidors, four 50 quart coolers, a 20 quart snapware container, and a pelican case that are all full to the brim. Be careful my friend, CAS (cigar acquisition syndrome) is a real disease with no know cure.
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