A few souvenirs my wife and son brought back for me from France
Cognac and Calvados (an apple brandy from Normandy) in cigar shaped tubes and a lighter from Normandy
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A few souvenirs my wife and son brought back for me from France
Cognac and Calvados (an apple brandy from Normandy) in cigar shaped tubes and a lighter from Normandy
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So cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nature
My new lighter.
Technically designed for pipes with the soft flame coming out the side instead of the top, and the 3 built in pipe tools, buts it is extremely classy looking with the zinc and leather, and the pick tool will be handy for my cigarette holder as it occasionally gets clogged with paper or tar. Plus its refillable. Got tired of basically wasting money on disposable lighters.
Was made by a U.S. company I have never heard of, but seems to be of very good quality for the price.
Details
Brand:
Urgrette
Color:
Pecan
Material:
Alloy Steel, Zinc
Style:
Torch,Classic
Item Weight:
0.15 Pounds
Fuel Type:
Liquefied Petroleum Gas
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Ordered 2 inexpensive hygrometers that were recommended by article at Famous smoke shop . picked them up at post office and thought open them to see what battery they used before going home. Opened one and remembered they are Analog! Put one in humi with digital hygro I think is fairly accurate and after couple hours they are reading about same. So maybe an analog that actually works.
Hard to beat the classic look of analog.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinoa2
I too like the looks of a nice, brass analog for sure, but never had one that worked worth a crap or didn't get stuck fairly quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nature
I friggin love cigars
I recently picked up this Humidifier/Hygrometer Combo to see if it might be a better fit for the walk in. I've used wick based humidifiers for almost 20 years, but I've always wanted to try an ultrasonic cool mist humidifier. I've developed a reasonable expertise with the Govee app, and it's limited automation potential, so I'm looking forward to exploring the potential of this combo.
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I'd really be interested in your thoughts and findings once you've got some run time on this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ljutic
Whats it rated for in cu-ft?
Quote:
Originally Posted by SoCal gunner
160 square foot room is their rating. Assume they assume 5' or 6' room height or humidity at head level. It's one of the things I want to check out when I fire it up.
160 sq ft (assuming standard ceiling height) should cover most all home walk-in humidors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ljutic
@SoCal gunner , what is your set-up again, and how is it working?