My perfect humidor.
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I was at Goodwill yesterday and came across a set of ceramic kitchen containers normally used for sugar, coffee, flour, etc. They have a tight rubber seal and a bail clamp to hold the lid tightly closed. The lid has a nice cavity to contain my moisture packet. I got the one that's the perfect size to hold 8 ounces of tobacco. Cost me $2.00.
I was at Goodwill yesterday and came across a set of ceramic kitchen containers normally used for sugar, coffee, flour, etc. They have a tight rubber seal and a bail clamp to hold the lid tightly closed. The lid has a nice cavity to contain my moisture packet. I got the one that's the perfect size to hold 8 ounces of tobacco. Cost me $2.00.
For pipe tobacco we generally use Ball Mason Jars or bail wire glass jars, the point is to have glass with rubber seals that will be totally airtight, thus not requiring moisture packets. They are very very cheap, it makes no sense to use anything else and moisture packets are generally only used to hydrate tobacco which has been left to dry out too much.
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