Jaridor

[Bruck]

I was thinking about getting an acrylic jar humidor for my desk at work - sometimes I like to burn one on the way home. Then I remembered that I have a box of quart jars in the basement.



Voila

Threw in a few sticks (robustos & shorter toros and torpedos - churchills won't fit), 65% Boveda pack, and a cutter. Problem solved!

[Lynn]

Looks Beautiful to me..fits any decor

[bluenoser]

Nice, I'm a big fan of Jaridors, it's all I have so far. I bought the 2 bigger one's at a local grocery store but have been picking up the smaller one's at the dollar store. They're great for smaller sticks (I think I can fit anything up to about 4.5-5") and they have some a little smaller that work nice for pipe tobacco.

[DrBob]

I use acrylic jars for overflows, for sticks I am not sure I want to put in my wineador, and for cigars in my office. I have one that I added a 2 pack boveda holder to with some felt strips to keep it in place that worked particularly well.

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[Tobias Lutz]

Just be careful about longer term storage in glass because light degrades tobacco. For short-term, no issues.

[Bruck]

Just be careful about longer term storage in glass because light degrades tobacco. For short-term, no issues.

NP - I usually leave the lights off in my office - zzzzzzzz

[Bruck]

Nice, I'm a big fan of Jaridors, it's all I have so far. I bought the 2 bigger one's at a local grocery store but have been picking up the smaller one's at the dollar store. They're great for smaller sticks (I think I can fit anything up to about 4.5-5") and they have some a little smaller that work nice for pipe tobacco.

Nice, simple, we like.

That's what I got the jars for in the first place - pipe tobacco bulk storage. You can jam 6 or 7 oz of ribbon-cut into a quart jar. I jammed a whole pound of Pirate Kake into a quart jar as well - it's pretty dense.

[RogueBallBoy]

Just be careful about longer term storage in glass because light degrades tobacco. For short-term, no issues.

My solution for that is to wrap the interior with that thin sheet of Spanish cedar you get in between two rows of sticks in some boxes. Works great.

[bluenoser]

Mine are just in the windowless office in the basement, light gets turned on for a couple minutes each day as one lucky jar gets a little lighter. So still not ideal but not overly concerning.

[Bruck]

My solution for that is to wrap the interior with that thin sheet of Spanish cedar you get in between two rows of sticks in some boxes. Works great.

That's a good idea - think I'll steal it!