Would it be too cold to store some smokes in the fridge in the garage? I’m wondering if they’d split once lit. And if so how long would it take them to acclimate to a warm/hot temp (80-100*)?
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06-13-2019, 05:43 PM #1Royal Bum
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Cigars Stored In A Fridge
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A running fridge is a bad idea not because of the cold but the humidity. Fridges suck out moisture so long term storage could dry them out. Think of left over pizza in the fridge a couple days and how it turns into cardboard. Now if you had a sealed container maybe a Tupperware it may work but then you really would have to monitor it more
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Sounds like maybe you been smoking the stuff they sell here legally. no fridge
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