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Puffer Fish with many spikes
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An Experiment That Worked
I was smoking an AF Cuban Belicoso out in the garage, and loving it. It was just a bit overly humidified, and I had to touch it up a few times to keep it from going out.
As I got to the lower 1/3rd it started to get a bit strong for me, and just on a whim I took a paper clip and poked 2 small holes in the wrapper down next to the band. I was surprised at the result. The draw was hardly affected, but the smoke went from borderline too much for me to very pleasant. As far as I can figure, the two small pinholes allowed just a bit of air to mix with the smoke as I pulled, making it seem milder. I plan to try this again when I'm smoking something that is kicking my ash, as an easy way to tone it down just a bit. Cheers to all, Larry. ![]() |
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Drunken Monkey
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Re: An Experiment That Worked
try it on a cheap strong smoke first. seems like a good idea to me
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