Drill holes into the tupperware? Defeats the purposeThat's what I was planning on doing. Then, drill some holes for air flow.
Drill holes into the tupperware? Defeats the purposeThat's what I was planning on doing. Then, drill some holes for air flow.
If I post pictures of my Tupperware, would you be able to tell me if I drilled my holes in properly?That's what I was planning on doing. Then, drill some holes for air flow.
Wipe it down with a clean sponge moistened with distilled water and let it dry. Personally, I would drop a bowl of activated charcoal into it for a couple of days to absorb any lingering plastic smell. But, if you don't detect a plastic smell, you could probably skip this step. I wouldn't, but YMMV.I have recently purchased a Tupperware for storage, do I need to do any prep work? Besides Bovida, what else will I need? How full do I need to maintain this at to make it beneficial? I say it's Tupperware, but it isn't really, it's a pet food container never been used, brand new but it does have an airtight seal.
Any info would be appreciated.
Per your request. Here is the picture.Wipe it down with a clean sponge moistened with distilled water and let it dry. Personally, I would drop a bowl of activated charcoal into it for a couple of days to absorb any lingering plastic smell. But, if you don't detect a plastic smell, you could probably skip this step. I wouldn't, but YMMV.I have recently purchased a Tupperware for storage, do I need to do any prep work? Besides Bovida, what else will I need? How full do I need to maintain this at to make it beneficial? I say it's Tupperware, but it isn't really, it's a pet food container never been used, brand new but it does have an airtight seal.
Any info would be appreciated.
And post pictures!
That won't stay like that long!Per your request. Here is the picture.Wipe it down with a clean sponge moistened with distilled water and let it dry. Personally, I would drop a bowl of activated charcoal into it for a couple of days to absorb any lingering plastic smell. But, if you don't detect a plastic smell, you could probably skip this step. I wouldn't, but YMMV.I have recently purchased a Tupperware for storage, do I need to do any prep work? Besides Bovida, what else will I need? How full do I need to maintain this at to make it beneficial? I say it's Tupperware, but it isn't really, it's a pet food container never been used, brand new but it does have an airtight seal.
Any info would be appreciated.
And post pictures!
That currently is holding every smoke I own, plus a couple of outgoing packages...
Don't laugh...
That's what I'm hoping. If I get time tonight, I will be adding at least two layers of, you guessed it, duct tape. Just the sides and bottom, of course, the top will be left alone so I can have a "glass top" tupperdore... So, yeah, I hope it won't stay like this too much longer...That won't stay like that long!Per your request. Here is the picture.Wipe it down with a clean sponge moistened with distilled water and let it dry. Personally, I would drop a bowl of activated charcoal into it for a couple of days to absorb any lingering plastic smell. But, if you don't detect a plastic smell, you could probably skip this step. I wouldn't, but YMMV.I have recently purchased a Tupperware for storage, do I need to do any prep work? Besides Bovida, what else will I need? How full do I need to maintain this at to make it beneficial? I say it's Tupperware, but it isn't really, it's a pet food container never been used, brand new but it does have an airtight seal.
Any info would be appreciated.
And post pictures!
That currently is holding every smoke I own, plus a couple of outgoing packages...
Don't laugh...
Go to wal mart, get a hygrometer from there. The brandis called accurite and they're about 8 bucksThat's what I'm hoping. If I get time tonight, I will be adding at least two layers of, you guessed it, duct tape. Just the sides and bottom, of course, the top will be left alone so I can have a "glass top" tupperdore... So, yeah, I hope it won't stay like this too much longer...That won't stay like that long!Per your request. Here is the picture.Wipe it down with a clean sponge moistened with distilled water and let it dry. Personally, I would drop a bowl of activated charcoal into it for a couple of days to absorb any lingering plastic smell. But, if you don't detect a plastic smell, you could probably skip this step. I wouldn't, but YMMV.I have recently purchased a Tupperware for storage, do I need to do any prep work? Besides Bovida, what else will I need? How full do I need to maintain this at to make it beneficial? I say it's Tupperware, but it isn't really, it's a pet food container never been used, brand new but it does have an airtight seal.
Any info would be appreciated.
And post pictures!
That currently is holding every smoke I own, plus a couple of outgoing packages...
Don't laugh...
As soon as I get the duct tape done, I will be looking for a hydrometer and humidifier of some sort. It'll be slow after the tape, but, well worth it, in the end...
Aesthetics. Purely for looks...I missed something - what's the duct tape for?
Oh, okay.Aesthetics. Purely for looks...I missed something - what's the duct tape for?
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