How To Store Cigars | Tips for Proper Storage

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• This is undoubtedly the best article I ever read about "cigar treatment". I've been smoking cigars for more than 30 years and believed that I know quite a lot about how to store them, but I still could get some handy hints by reading your notes.

• Yes, I say cigar humidor is for storing and aging process, if the amount is less than 20, I recommend a simple Food Storage Container + Humidity Monitor. The whole idea here is to keep the humidity level. That's it.

• If you are using distilled water or glycol solution, you don't have to change it often maybe once or twice a month. If you are using something different you might have to change it more regular from the minerals and such. I would advise purchasing a boveda pack as they don't require any maintenance. and last 6 months.

• This is the only acceptable and knowledgeable reference to anyone who needs to know about RH/Temps and care for their cigars, in humidors and cigar care. I have been a cigar smoker for a long time and some of the other crap I have read online and so called advice given to others is just real bad advice for whatever reason it is given whether it is ego driven or for business purposes or just to hear themselves type whatever, but this is why I continue to buy from J R Cigars because of their expertise and knowledge and willingness to help a customer or another who needs CORRECT advice on their prized stoogies and how to take care of them w/o some nut making them super paranoid they are doing something wrong because of not following some dumb 70/70 rule of thumb! IT IS BS listen to all that was written above you will not be sorry or go wrong. **I'am an Experienced smoker for decades at 65RH and sometimes 76degree temp and never have had ANY ISSUES...NONE Best wishes keep enjoying your cigars.JR KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.you will always have customers because of your business practices and willingness to help your consumers.