Cigar Weekly

ToddM · 12-15-2004, 06:56 PM

I have an Aristocrat

, it has been up and running 5-6 months now, I have about 150 singles in the top drawer and 9-10 boxes of cigars down below. I travel quite a bit, but when I am home I usually smoke a cigar every evening, door opens I grab a cigar and shut the door. But for the very large majority of the time the door stays closed and typical of the Aristocrat, air tight. When I do open the door, it seems like there is a pretty pungent aroma present. Good tobacco smell but the air also smells a tad like amonia (sp?) maybe? I dont have any flavored smokes or anything like that either.

Should I be opening up the door and letting some fresh air in every once in a while? Should I be letting the air inside "breathe" a bit? Am I being a worry wart and worrying about nothing?

What do you guys do? Any recommendations would be appreciated!

Todd M.

12-15-2004, 06:56 PM	#1
ToddM Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Irving, Tx Posts: 120	Should I "air it out"? I have an Aristocrat , it has been up and running 5-6 months now, I have about 150 singles in the top drawer and 9-10 boxes of cigars down below. I travel quite a bit, but when I am home I usually smoke a cigar every evening, door opens I grab a cigar and shut the door. But for the very large majority of the time the door stays closed and typical of the Aristocrat, air tight. When I do open the door, it seems like there is a pretty pungent aroma present. Good tobacco smell but the air also smells a tad like amonia (sp?) maybe? I dont have any flavored smokes or anything like that either. Should I be opening up the door and letting some fresh air in every once in a while? Should I be letting the air inside "breathe" a bit? Am I being a worry wart and worrying about nothing? What do you guys do? Any recommendations would be appreciated! Todd M. __________________ "A gift that isn't enjoyed is like a flower that doesn't blossom." -- Cosmo Kramer