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Quality Importers Solana Rosewood Cigar Humidor

Quality Importers Solana Rosewood Cigar Humidor

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By mimicking the ambient climate required to keep tobacco at its best, humidors help retain the optimal flavor and strength in your finest cigars. This one combines classy looks with top-notch functionality Read More

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ravkesef
198
Apr 21, 2019
Forcite’s jar works best because it’s airtight; nothing more complicated than that. Of course, it isn’t a beautiful piece of furniture, so let’s turn to the lovely item on display. It has two major shortcomings: first the analog hygrometer. For the price they’re charging, a digital hygrometer is mandatory. They have this advantage over the analog ones: they work. By the way, Forcite, your humidity is a bit high in that jar; it should never exceed 69%. Next: notice the humidifying device on the lid of the lovely wooden box. It contains florist foam, and that’s the best way to help your cigars develop a lovely mold. When they do, you can throw them in the garbage. It’s a good way to rotate your stock. Better to include a holder for Boveda packs; they maintain perfect humidity. Now as to RayF’s screed: in a word, mind your own business. I’ve been smoking pipes and cigars for slightly under 60 years. And in my thirties and forties was running ten miles per day. In my early seventies I was biking 50 miles daily. Addicted to smoking? In love is more like it. Some days I smoke, some days I don’t. As far as the information RayF is conveying—nothing we haven’t heard before. Smokers need to be careful about their oral hygiene, and my dentist says that if I hadn’t told him that I’m a pipe/cigar smoker, he would never have known. It’s a hobby, my boy, and I get to choose my hobbies, not you. And by the way, it’s a darned sight safer than rock climbing, or for that matter, the high speed bicycling I also love so much.
Forcite
102
Apr 21, 2019
Thank you for the advice. Much appreciated.
ravkesef
198
Apr 23, 2019
You’re right. I pulled a sport out of the air, based on my “scared of heights” bias. Perhaps I had in mind those who engage in Mountaineering, the most adventuresome of the varieties of rock-climbing. For my part, there are safer ways to see the sun rise over Mount Etna.
Ghoster013
13
Apr 21, 2019
I don't know - the fit and finish in the pictures provided on the description page don't look all that good. In the 3rd pic it appears there are some finishing issues along the edges near several seems. In the 4th pic the bottom drawer doesn't look like it closes flush with the unit. Seems like something Thompson Cigar or JR Cigars would offer for half the price with a bundle of cigars.
Forcite
102
Apr 20, 2019
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FWIW I've have poor experiences with Quailty Importers. Also, having one of those (generally) inaccurate hygrometers on the front would bug the heck out of me. My best humidor, functionally, turned out to be a large glass jar. That said, I understand the atheistic appeal of a traditional humidor.
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Duncan
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Apr 21, 2019
You would be correct. Lockin' this one down. Have a great night, folks!
RayF
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Apr 20, 2019
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You know, I've always wondered... Are there harmful chemicals in cigar smoke? Yes. Cigar smoke, like cigarette smoke, contains toxic and cancer-causing chemicals that are harmful to both smokers and nonsmokers. Cigar smoke is possibly more toxic than cigarette smoke (3). Cigar smoke has:
  • A higher level of cancer-causing substances: During the fermentation process for cigar tobacco, high concentrations of cancer-causing nitrosamines are produced. These compounds are released when a cigar is smoked. Nitrosamines are found at higher levels in cigar smoke than in cigarette smoke.
  • More tar: For every gram of tobacco smoked, there is more cancer-causing tar in cigars than in cigarettes.
  • A higher level of toxins: Cigar wrappers are less porous than cigarette wrappers. The nonporous cigar wrapper makes the burning of cigar tobacco less complete than the burning of cigarette tobacco. As a result, cigar smoke has higher concentrations of toxins than cigarette smoke.
Furthermore, the larger size of most cigars (more tobacco) and longer smoking time result in higher exposure to many toxic substances (including carbon monoxidehydrocarbons, ammonia, cadmium, and other substances). Cigar smoke can be a major source of indoor air pollution (1). There is no safe level of exposure to tobacco smoke. If you want to reduce the health risk to yourself and others, stop smoking. Do cigars cause cancer and other diseases? Yes. Cigar smoking causes cancer of the oral cavity, larynx, esophagus, and lung. It may also cause cancer of the pancreas. Moreover, daily cigar smokers, particularly those who inhale, are at increased risk for developing heart disease and other types of lung disease. Regular cigar smokers and cigarette smokers have similar levels of risk for oral cavity and esophageal cancers. The more you smoke, the greater the risk of disease (3). What if I don’t inhale the cigar smoke? Unlike nearly all cigarette smokers, most cigar smokers do not inhale. Although cigar smokers have lower rates of lung cancer, coronary heart disease, and lung disease than cigarette smokers, they have higher rates of these diseases than those who do not smoke cigars. All cigar and cigarette smokers, whether or not they inhale, directly expose their lips, mouth, tongue, throat, and larynx to smoke and its toxic and cancer-causing chemicals. In addition, when saliva containing the chemicals in tobacco smoke is swallowed, the esophagus is exposed to carcinogens. These exposures probably account for the similar oral and esophageal cancer risks seen among cigar smokers and cigarette smokers (3). Are cigars addictive? Yes. Even if the smoke is not inhaled, high levels of nicotine (the chemical that causes addiction) can still be absorbed into the body. A cigar smoker can get nicotine by two routes: by inhalation into the lungs and by absorption through the lining of the mouth. Either way, the smoker becomes addicted to the nicotine that gets into the body. A single cigar can potentially provide as much nicotine as a pack of cigarettes (1). Are cigars less hazardous than cigarettes? Because all tobacco products are harmful and cause cancer, the use of these products is strongly discouraged. There is no safe level of tobacco use. People who use any type of tobacco product should be encouraged to quit. For help with quitting, see the National Cancer Institute (NCI) fact sheet Where To Get Help When You Decide To Quit Smoking.
TronFnknBlow
31
Apr 21, 2019
I am young, and I don't want to think of anything on my own to say. Seems like it's all worked out swimmingly.
mwojo
1
Mar 17, 2019
Disappointed. At the price, I wasn't expecting great but this shows that the manufacturer has very poor quality control. Missed spots in the staining and it doesn't sit flat.
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MurkyGobbs
53
Feb 25, 2019
If I hadn't just bought a humidor already, than I would have definitely picked this up. Happy to see something quality in the cigar field that doesn't cost $500. Great Drop!
TONYBK123
0
Feb 20, 2019
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80 USA ON ALBABA. AND ITS BUG FREE. ,,,,,,,,,,,
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TONYBK123
0
Feb 26, 2019
COMES WITH BUGS. NO SHIT. FROM CHINA
Massdropbear
167
Feb 19, 2019
Seems to be a good price, and surprisingly reasonable international shipping. A video review here.
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