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[dinoa2]

Good advice from all the above. For me, smoking is seasonal pretty much. I buy and stock up during the winter when all the promos and sales are out and smoke from spring to fall since I dont smoke in the house. That doesnt mean I dont buy all year round on the internet and my local stores. But this way, some of the smokes can age and I have stock to smoke. Do I have more than I can smoke in a "season'? Sure do cause like everybody I cant resist looking at the new stuff that comes out every year. The main thing is find what you like, experiment once in a while and like others have cautioned, dont over extend your budget. Relax and enjoy, the slope has got us all

[theHammer56]

While everyone is talking "cooler", let me suggest "Snapware". I've just recently outgrown 4 desktop humidors of various sizes, and have expanded into creating 3 new "Tupperdors" - but in my case, instead of Tupperware, the name brand is Snapware. There is a gasket on this brand that seals better than any wooden humidor. I toss in 2 Boveda packs (65rh) and I'm set for a few months.

Advantages:
SIZE - These ones will hold about 40-50 cigars, but you can get the size that fits your predicament the best. Most coolers begin at a fairly large size, which can create a problem with too much space (your RH is likely to rollercoaster more than in a smaller space).
SEAL - The gasket creates a virtual air-tight compartment. Coolers and wooden humidors are going to leak a bit more comparatively.
MAINTENANCE - Two Boveda packs will drive your RH for several months, lasting longer in Snapware than they do in a typical humidor setting. And your RH reading should be spot-on. In fact, I'm comfortable now not having a digital hygrometer in each one since the Boveda packs are so accurate and dependable.
CREATION - I get several sheets of Spanish Cedar from my local B&M to line the bottom and the walls, cut them to size, put in my cigars and Bovedas, and I'm set. VERY easy to get it up and running.