Just curious what peoples thoughts are on these, they seem to be popping up more and more, likely because theyre so cheap to manufacture-
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Nm the fact that its clear and allows light in, lacks breath ability etc. Sure cedar is nice for added flavor/aroma and a rh buffer but if you want to maintain the integrity/purity of your tobaccos...anyone use an acrylic?
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07-25-2015, 10:57 AM #1Bummin' Around
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07-25-2015, 12:22 PM #2Rhymes with "seed"
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My OXOdors are acrylic. A sheet of cedar or two blocks sufficient light, and the secure, rubber seals are really nice. Boveda packs last forever inside there.
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Acrylic will obviously hold RH much better than wood, and does make a nice way to show off its contents.
Though light is an enemy of cigars for storage, being only a 20 ct. Humi this would be more for your daily smokers vs. long term storage, imo.
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