Tin Man
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I do like a nice grassy stick in summer. How does it compare to a Romeo y Julieta?This morning’s Raymond Pages sample is the Penn Standard Gold Standard, a blonde Ecuadorian connie that smells strongly of hay before lighting. White pepper, ginger, and fresh baked bread accompany the expected grassiness, a smooth, creamy mild to medium smoke. Easy draw, even burn, clouds of smoke, firm ash.
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I used to watch the election returns every four years. Since 2012, I’ve just read about them the following morning. They’ve gone about as I expected.I’m breaking out old Billy Barool, Billy Billy Billy. Had in the humi for 5 years
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Throw the new ones in there and rehydrate the old ones in the ziplock with distilled water. Takes about 4-5 days. then put them on a paper towel and let dry. Then toss in with the others. Thing about Boveda is the more you have of them, the more they protect the other ones. The main thing is that they are all the same humidity 72% perhaps for a wooden box and 69% or whatever for a fridgador type. You cannot mix humidity numbers or they will pull from each other. Otherwise go at it. Far easier than any other humi solution.Boveda question.
Made the switch from crystals to Boveda earlier this year. 300 capacity box requires three 320g packs. I also have many small packs thru online ordering. It seems that all of the packs, regardless of size, are starting to firm up. Even the ones added most recently.
So my question for you Boveda users is this. Do I need to remove the old, firm packs and add all new bovedas or can I add new with the old? Will the older packs deplete the new ones?
I’ve seen or heard that you can place the pack in a ziploc with distilled water to rejuvenate them. Anybody know the process for that? How much water,etc…?
Thanks
Thank you.Throw the new ones in there and rehydrate the old ones in the ziplock with distilled water. Takes about 4-5 days. then put them on a paper towel and let dry. Then toss in with the others. Thing about Boveda is the more you have of them, the more they protect the other ones. The main thing is that they are all the same humidity 72% perhaps for a wooden box and 69% or whatever for a fridgador type. You cannot mix humidity numbers or they will pull from each other. Otherwise go at it. Far easier than any other humi solution.
Do I espy a five pack of Drew Estates double maduros?Well well look what the Mail brought $4 a stick
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