Emergency humidor preparation?

oldsoulrevival

So, after a massive trade I made this past week, I literally do not have room for any more cigars, and with the black spot, west vs east, and who knows what else coming, I don't know where I am going to put cigars. I don't really have the income to spend on setting up a new coolidor right now, so what is an easy, fast, and cheap way to store my extra sticks?

0patience

tupadors.

Rail Jockey

easiest.....send them to me, and I'll "store" them for you....lol....i had the same problem, until i went all out on the tower of power 6 ft humidor. now i have room for what looks like YEARS.....

skweekz

I will also offer up my services as overflow and long term storage for any brothers here

bbass2

Ziploc freezer bags

bigharpoon

Keep them in the Ccom order bags with the humi pillows inside. As space in your humis opens up you can slowly integrate them into general population. After a month or so inside the humi they will be re-acclimated to smoking conditions but they'll be fine in the bags in the meantime.

Streater

Boveda packs and tupperware containers. You'll spend about $15 per tupperdor. Each can hold about 50 sticks.

KingoftheCove

kuzi16

0patience:

tupadors.

i did this once at a temporary thing because there was a huge influx of cigars at one point. now im thinking of converting everything over to plastic.

BigT06

BigT06

kuzi16:

0patience:

tupadors.

i did this once at a temporary thing because there was a huge influx of cigars at one point. now im thinking of converting everything over to plastic.

I switched to plastic when I got tired of the upkeep on 5 humidors. Haven't looked back. The only way I would go back to spanish cedar humidors is if I had a huge cabinet humidor that used a single active humidification device and a few pounds of beads. No way I would go back to using multiple desktop and chest humidors again. Coolers all the way.

blurr

christian1971