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sticking a box away on the shelf

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  • T.J. ArmstrongT.J. Armstrong Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 256
    I am in no way an expert on this, but I think that should work perfectly. That wrap is air tight, especially if you do a couple layers, so you should be good. If it can be used in the restaurant industry to keep smells/odors from blending, then I think it can seal in the air moisture also.
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  • RhamlinRhamlin Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 4,530
    Don't see why not. I know wrap like Saran Wrap breathes so might not want to use that but a couple gallon sized ziplock bags should work just dandy.
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  • kaspera79kaspera79 Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 7,144
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  • CigaryCigary Everyone, Registered Users Posts: 623
    Storage is all about the environment it stays in. Shrink wrapping won't hurt or help the process as you want to ensure that whatever you use...wood humidor...tupperador....vino...cooler will have a RH of 60 - 70% to ensure that the cigars thrive. I have a 120 quart cooler than I have boxes of my cigars in...they sit at 65% and have been in there for a year or longer. I like for the cigars to stay in the box so they can marinate in the cedar and I have the entire bottom and sides lined with cedar sheets...when you open that coolerador all you smell is that sweet aroma of cedar.
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