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Message posted by Maisey on June-04-2012 at 07:16 - IP Logged
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| Recently my uncle shared with me a few cigars that had something on the sides of them that looked like mold. I could flick the greenish substance off with my fingernail. Now I'm wondering if something might be wrong with my uncle's humidor. Should I tell him, or just let him keep thinking my cigars were good ones? |
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Message posted by kwsaw63 on June-09-2012 at 02:38 - IP Logged
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If your uncle is getting mold on his cigars, you may want to suggest to him that he dials down the humidity in his humidor. Not sure what the temperature is in his humidor, but he may also want to keep his humidor in a cooler place.
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Message posted by CigarMike on August-14-2012 at 19:07 - IP Logged
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Quote: Originally posted by kwsaw63 on June-09-2012
If your uncle is getting mold on his cigars, you may want to suggest to him that he dials down the humidity in his humidor. Not sure what the temperature is in his humidor, but he may also want to keep his humidor in a cooler place.
I agree. Not sure why you wouldn't tell him. Unless you're worried about offending him?
He clearly has a vested interest in his cigars, sharing a little knowledge with him that allows him to maintain quality seems like something he'd probably appreciate. |
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Message posted by b0bby on June-21-2013 at 08:17 - IP Logged
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| Of course, you should! I'm sure he'll get concerned about the rest of his cigars rather than think that you are offended with his present. |
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Message posted by Fin290672 on August-29-2013 at 06:53 - IP Logged
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Tell him as soon as possible, otherwise, you won't be smoking your uncle's cigars anymore.  |
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Message posted by Clark on September-13-2013 at 03:03 - IP Logged
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| Hasn't he smoked them all already? You should have immediately told him about the issue, it could save the rest of his cigars. |
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Message posted by Penelopa on October-29-2013 at 04:36 - IP Logged
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You should tell him immediately, otherwise, he'll lose his cigars and the humidor, and you won't get a chance to have a few freebies soon.  |
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Message posted by TamPow on April-04-2014 at 04:31 - IP Logged
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If he kept them for a long time, then, yes, your uncle's got problems. But you might as well ask him where he bought those cigars, it could be the merchant who sent him a bad batch. Then ask him the name of that vendor, we should all know it.
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