Sistema Tupperdor

[TreySC]

I agree with Tony you need more cigars or something in there to take up space. But as a test throw the Butler and a boveda pack in a zip lock bag with as much air pushed out as possible for a day or so and see what it reads.

[jrfoxx]

I agree with Tony you need more cigars or something in there to take up space. But as a test throw the Butler and a boveda pack in a zip lock bag with as much air pushed out as possible for a day or so and see what it reads.

I do have some cedar blocks and unused dividers I could throw in, and move some more cigars in too.

The only reason there's only 3 cigars in their is that its 2 EL Montecristos I was givin that are slated for a special occasion, likely 1 for my upcoming birthday the 19th, another for my 50th birthday, and a BHK56 that I've been saving for 3 years to smoke on what would have been my son's 18th birthday this May 25th if he were alive..

Thanks guys

I did just test the Butler a couple days ago with a 320gr, 65% Boveda in a bag it barely fit , with the butler next to it and almost every bit of air sucked out for 24hrs, and by 12hrs it was already reading 65% and stayed there the next 12 hrs.

Question, should the cedar go in dry or slightly dampened/seasoned?

Or should I just skip it if I get the total to 11 cigars? It's the smaller, half sized tupperdor, not their biggest one.

I friggin love cigars