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Golf Course Bum

Originally Posted by
jp1979

That would be 2 wineadors
but I do have an empty cooler sitting around that could be pressed into service if you keep dropping on me
No cigar until you get a par - birdie if it's a scramble !
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Royal Bum

Originally Posted by
WNYTONY

That would be 2 wineadors
but I do have an empty cooler sitting around that could be pressed into service if you keep dropping on me
So you're saying you have room?
I don't have emotions, and sometimes that makes me very sad.
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Golf Course Bum

Originally Posted by
TreySC
So you're saying you have room?

I would after I run down to the post office.......
No cigar until you get a par - birdie if it's a scramble !
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Royal Bum

Originally Posted by
WNYTONY
I would after I run down to the post office.......
Don't take it on me that you announced to everyone you have an empty cooler
I don't have emotions, and sometimes that makes me very sad.
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Bummin' Around
I have a cheap 50-count desktop at the office and a 1000-count Aristocrat "Mini" active humidified endtable humi at home.
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Advisor to Bum Wanabees
I have 2 wineadors. 1 for CCs and 1 for NCs. I use kitty litter in both for humidification. 62% for CCs and 64% for NCs. They are in the basement which stays around 68 degrees. I also have a 20 count desktop upstairs to use as a sort of drybox to store my current smokeables in.
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Hairy Cigar Fairy
I use multiple wooden humidors as well as a coolidor. I plan on building a humidor into my bar one day.
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The Walrus

Originally Posted by
projectsunfire
Can't vote twice...so I use a wineador primarily but still have a large coolidor that I have been slowly trying to empty. For me temperature control is a necessity so the wineador is the best choice
Yeah, that might be argued to be flaw in the polling, since so many of us are "hybrids".

Originally Posted by
jhedrick83
I'm a bit surprised that a traditional is as far behind as it is. I figured most people would be wine/coolerdor users for primary storage, but not buy a 4-1 margin.
I think the reason is that most of us are not "traditional" cigar storers. We tend to have a lot more than your usual B&M purchasers, who more often than not have one, small, less than half-full wooden humidor.

Originally Posted by
Sigaar
Primary storage is a NewAir cc-280E wineador. I pretty much use that for my CC's and it's almost full. I also run two tupperdors for my NC's. And in the past few weeks I setup a coolidor for longer term storage of CC boxes I'm going to lay down to sleep.
After three sentences you're so tired you have to lay down to sleep, lol!
I managed with one Edgestar 28 for about a year. It's packed full and I'm pretty deft at cigar tetrus. Alas, mostly due to the pounding you guys laid on me when we launched the board, I've been forced to creep back into my largest wooden humidor. Not such a bad problem to have.
The Edgestar is outfitted with 6 Waxingmoon drawers, made from SC and Virginia Wormy Chestnut. Nice touch on Ed's side, since he knows I'm a proud Virginian.
All the drawers are packed, as I said, and I have four boxes of CC laying on top of the top drawer. I use Bovedas in there to save space.
The big wooden humi is a RyJ Limited Edition Contemporary Model 11, which is Mohagany and dark stained quilted maple. It's got three levels with two shelves and holds in the neighborhood of 250 sticks. I run HF beads in that guy.
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Bummin' Around
I used to be all over the place, with desktops and tupperware.

But since have graduated to a Newair 281!!

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Bummin' Around
Got one wooden humidor and in the process of making a tupperdor.
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