is this appropriate for cigars?
1690516
I would say yes because I've put several smaller cigars w/tips in mine without any problems. I would say even the bigger type cigar would fit also because the hole is 1 1/2" in diameter. I just wouldn't put any in there that were longer than about 2 - 2 1/2" as they may not fall down the inside the tube. You would probability have to empty this more often with cigar butts than with cigarette butts. I just emptied mine last week & I've been using it about 1 year. I hope this information was helpful!
1610726
I'd deduct about an 1/2 inch around due to the casing. Other than that it's spacious enough for a good amount of cigars. I personally use it at home, stationary. It'll hold an easy 15 cigars
1893916
My wife uses it for what it is designed, wine bottles, hanging wine glasses and I have a small cigar humidor under one side of wine glasses. We live it but it gives off an odor when you open the door. Almost like spilled wine but it was like that right after putting it together brand new without wine in it.
507680
It's a tolerable but not if you don't like any kind of smoke. In my opinion, it smells way better than a fat cigar. It usually lasts about a couple of hours or so and for a small yard, you would probably need 4, give or take. Best to try and see.
581906
Everything I've read says to use distilled water. That way you have less of a chance to contaminated your cigars. Distilled water is cheap compared to the cost of your cigars.
1155175
Someone wana test or mail me a packet to test? :) We cigar smokers use silica beads to maintain humidity in our humidors. When you soak them they release humidity and helps maintain a humidor at 65-70% relative humidity.
1420725
Nope. It's not a cigar holder - it's a humidor humidifier. I use it alongside my cigars to keep them at the proper humidity.
28782
Yes it fits in the bottom of the humidor. Not sure if you want to keep a used ashtray where you're storing your cigars but to each their own.
888644
It really makes no difference but you would want to use your humidifier and hygrometer for the seasoning process. Charging the humidifier will help to season your unit and the Hygrometer will tell you when it is ready for your cigars.
15576
I just tested mine and it worked upside down. Not as strong as rightside up, but enough to get the job done. I wouldn't recommend using it in this way though. Stick to lighting cigars and cigarettes with this product while you are somewhat upright and you should be fine.
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
438986
It should work but it may be too short for the sticks. Not a big container volume wise.
1422666
This wold be for a cold smoke application as it does not produce enough heat to dependably cook something. I use it in my BBQ prior to finish cooking.
1037990
It's my understanding that it was created to COVER the smell of cigars. I think they smell yummy!! I LOVE all four. My older brothers wear them and my son. They all love them. And I suppose girlfriends/wives like them as much as I do since all of them continue to buy the cologne for the boys. For the price, you can't go wrong.
275126
Ya', I've found that they often take more than one tube, to get a humidor up to even close to 70% RH. I use two for my small travel humidor, which maybe can hold 20 cigars. For my main humidor, which holds about 75 cigars, I use the 70% RH Humidity Beads, which easily get you to where ya' wanna' be, and never over humidify. They merely have to be recharged with water every couple weeks (just like these tubes). This is a decent product, but again, I prefer the beads.
1231500
It will reduce the smell but not all of it. You will still smell cigar. It is not a good idea to smoke cigar in the room.
2007888
The length varies because the case is adjustable, but fully closed is 7 1/2 inches. The case will open up enough to carry any length of cigar you might choose to carry. I have carried Imperials in it with no problem. As for diameter, it will be difficult to put anything larger than a 52 ring in it without concern for damaging the cigar's wrapper. You might be able to squeeze a 54 in it, but I wouldn't push it to that.