Stopped keeping inventory when the numbers reached a few thousand. That was a few years ago.
Would hate to even attempt it now. :crazy:
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Stopped keeping inventory when the numbers reached a few thousand. That was a few years ago.
Would hate to even attempt it now. :crazy:
Just a mental list for now. Having less than 50 sticks at any time keeps that pretty easy. Sooner or later though I will end up with a lot more sticks and a need for better tracking of dates.
I keep inventory at the store. But at home..NAHHHHH! Smoke em if you got em!
Cheers
Jay
I used to try to keep up. Even when I used an app on my phone I would fall behind. So I gave it up. It takes alot of stress out of a hobby that is supposed to be relaxing.
I 'mentally' try to keep up, but it's basically 'Grabbit', Stabbit' and smoke it'....
I keep a spreadsheet of my orders so I know what I got, how many, when I got them, how much I paid (or traded) and from whom
Not good about keeping it updated so I know how many I've bought but not how many I have left :confused:
I keep it all up here :)
http://th05.deviantart.net/fs40/200H...dgreeneyes.jpg
I even gave up on my pipe cellar tracking when I hit around 130 pounds.
130lbs of pipe tobacco is beyond crazy to me. I would never be able to choose what I want to have. I have a hard time picking a cigar with 40-50 options.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tobias Lutz
I use the "My Humidor" app for Android. Initial setup took some time, but maintaining is really easy.
I'll have to check out that app, thanks!