How long can you store cigars for? (in a humidore). Also, r the different sizes 4 different occasions?
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You can store cigars forever in a humidor. Many people will tell you that they get better with age. Just remember to keep the temp. around 70 and the humidity level between 65-72% by using a humidifier.\n    Different sizes primarly change the length of time for a smoke, and larger ring gagues and length usually smoke cooler than the skinny ones.
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If you don't breathe in cigar's smoke, maybe they are better. Anyway, we are talking about two similar risks with both bad for health, so it's not logic to find the worst one.\nDo you like to jump from the 7th or 4th floor?
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first i need to say that the cigars are going 70% more after the new year 2007 that means that now one packet of cigars of Victory is costing 1,60 lv (that means around $80) and they will be 2,60 after january 2007 and all my friends (because im from Bulgaria) are saying that this will make them stop the cigars, so the best thing to do is not opening this kind of shop, but if u really want to do so maybe this site will be halpfull: http://www.mi.government.bg/
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the important thing is to keep them dry once they are dried ... that means low to zero humidity regardless of temperature. Also depends on the analysis ... you may need to put them with a desiccant and store them in a freezer.
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Don't start, in any way, smoking. You're better off.  If you're going to 'enjoy' a cigar for your nephew, have one of those that are made out of bubble gum.
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You got to have cigars in there!
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How to Smoke a Cigar...\n\nHere's How:\nAfter lighting the cigar, allow it to cool down for about a minute. A cigar that's too hot tastes bitter. \nAfter the cool-down, take a puff no more than once or twice a minute. Any faster and you're cigar will overheat, causing bitterness and an acidic mouth burn. Unpleasant stuff, so slow down. It's not a cigarette. \nDo not inhale any smoke and never swallow the residue of any tobacco product; it will eventually make you ill. \nDon't smoke too slowly either. The cigar may go out on you and then you've got a minor crisis on your hands since relighting a cigar is a process all to itself and rarely will your cigar taste as good the second time around. \nIf your cigar starts to burn unevenly, turn the slowest burning part towards the bottom when you hold it. There is more oxygen at the bottom of a cigar as all the exhaust is at the top. \nIf this doesn't work, hold the slowest burning part over a flame (without touching the flame) to get the wrapper burning again. This should even things out. \nDon't hold your cigar like a cigarette. Hold it instead between your second and third fingers, resting on your third finger. \nLet your ash get long before you flick it. Basically it should fall on its own. Long ash helps cool the cigar as it creates a sort of air block which cools the smoke. \nBand on or band off? In the U.S. either is acceptable, though in the rest of the world, etiquette dictates that the band should be removed before smoking. \n\nTips: \n\nWhen you start, the angle you hold the cigar at should be roughly 30°, not all that steep. Too steep an angle will cause the flame to shoot right up the entire length of the cigar. That's bad! \nA nice butane lighter is a good investment because you usually can't light a cigar properly with just one match, even the 3" ones. Get a butane lighter where you don't have to hold the button down. \nIf you must puff on the cigar after all this to get it going, use quick, short, easy puffs. And never light anyone else's cigar!
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You have 150 square feet of storage.  Assuming that the storage is 10 feet high, that would give you 1500 cubic feet of storage (volume).\n\nIf that is all you can afford, I assume that the 2500 sq feet is actually the square footage of your apt or house rather than the furniture itself.  \n\nUltimately whether it is posssible or not will depend on the total volume of what you want to store.\n\nThe first thing is to look at the largest items and decide if they need to be stored.  Are they really what you want later?  Do you have any friends who could use them until you are ready for them?\n\nStacking strategy usually entails putting the larger items into a container first then fitting the smaller items in the remaining spaces.  An exception to this is storage of boxes which should start off in a corner of the space and stack with the heavier, less fragile items on the bottom and the lighter, less sturdy boxes higher.\n\nPillows, blankets, other somewhat durable softgoods can be stored in a way to protect furniture or other items you don't want scratched.\n\nFinally, you need to identify the items that you need access to and to make sure they are stored at the entrance to the space so you don't have to dig through everything to get to them.  Remember we often leave things in storage longer than we originally plan to.\n\nGood Luck.
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Yes, leave them lit for all four days.\n\nBlessed be.
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what type you talking about?  If it's wine, you gotta store that at cool temperatures in the dark.  But for other stuff like hard liquor, i believe you just gotta keep it away from open flames :-)
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F*uck man - so long as you use responsibly, its no problem.  Smoke on Friday and Saturday nights, then leave it alone - you'll be fine
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The sick period is the time that you leave a cigar in your humidor after you buy it, before you smoke it...usually two or three days......some cigar smokers say you have to leave them in for a few days or they are no good....sick.
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You could keep it in a moisture proof cedar chest.\n\nHowever, if it has sentimental value, I would use it.  Saving things for a special occasion that never comes is sad.\n\nLet it make some memories for you too.  Keeping it in a box will not do that.  And, you can check completed auctions on EBay for current values.
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I step outside and have a cigar.  Alternatively, you could just sit down and write out EVERYTHING that comes to mind.  No matter what it is, just let it out.  That'll clear the blockage and let you get back to whatever it was that you were doing.  (I do that too, after the cigar.)
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what are the items which you are selling? if they are not too large, can you keep one room to store them. put an advert in your local paper. good luck
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First of all cigars are not drugs\nhttp://www.ecigardepot.com/RareCollectables.htm
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better growth, better handling, not packed too tightly, and are considered illegal in many countries..lol....so that may be why\n\nhttp://www.cubancigaronline.com/\nhttp://www.indulgecigars.com/\nhttp://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2005/12/the_cuban_cigar.html