Storing unwrapped boxes.

[scottw]

Hey folks,

I am looking at yet another box purchase but have a problem, no room in the humi, no vinotemp or anything either and we are finishing settling into the house and I don't have a spot for a larger humi or vino at this point until I build the wine cellar downstairs. Quick QUestion, how long can I store a box thats unwrapped let say in a closet or basement? I don't want to buy these and then have them be cruddy when I open the box. They are my favorite smokes. Thanking you in advance for the help

[awsmith4]

Buy a large enough Lock and Lock container and you'll be fine. Lock and Lock or Tupperware your choice

[scottw]

Originally Posted by awsmith4

Buy a large enough Lock and Lock container and you'll be fine. Lock and Lock or Tupperware your choice

DO I have to put anything in it? humi pillow or tubes? I just really don;t want them getting f'ed up.

[levinmiester]

if' you've got a humi pillow or some beads to spare, why not?

[awsmith4]

Originally Posted by levinmiester

if' you've got a humi pillow or some beads to spare, why not?

if you have some loose beads put them in some panty hose, or grab a Boveda packet at the B&M

[gary106334]

Time for a cooler.

[BillyCigars]

Worst-case, just stick 'em in the freezer for the time being (yes, until you get a cooler!!).

[bobarian]

A ziploc bag and a humi pillow will work for at least a month, if not longer.

[groogs]

Originally Posted by bobarian

A ziploc bag and a humi pillow will work for at least a month, if not longer.

Or use a piece of tupperware, but I would definatly put a pillow, or Boveda in there with it. I don't think they will last more than a few weeks without some sort of humidification.

[IslandRick]

I would definitely get an igloo to store your overflow in. Even though I have a Vinotemp, I still have a 48 qt igloo in the basement. At the very least, a lock & lock is excellent also. Hope this help,

Rick