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  1. bearwolf56

    Pipe Tobacco Tub Insert

    Thank you for the "push the center of the lid" tip.
  2. bearwolf56

    Pipe Tobacco Tub Insert

    Thank you for all your answers. I not talking about a plastic top. I'm talking about a paper insert that lies on top of the tobacco. My thinking was that the paper kept the air inside from drying out the tobacco because the more you use the more air space there would be, thus giving it more room...
  3. bearwolf56

    Pipe Tobacco Tub Insert

    Thank you for telling me your thoughts. You've been right about so many other things I'm sure you're right about thit. I wasn't sure and it's a pain getting it out as well as messy. I think I'll just throw it away.
  4. bearwolf56

    Pipe Tobacco Tub Insert

    When I get a tub of pipe tobacco, such as Carter Hall or Prince Albert, there is an insert that covers the tobacco. My thinking has been that the insert keeps the tobacco from drying out. Thinking this, after I finish filling a bowl, I put the insert back in, then close the top. The thinking...
  5. bearwolf56

    Puffing a Pipe

    Not on purpose. I made that mistake when I went from cigarettes to the pipe and haven't done it again intentionally since.
  6. bearwolf56

    Puffing a Pipe

    That should read "David's videos on his YouTube channel St. David's pipes.
  7. bearwolf56

    Puffing a Pipe

    I was lucky in that sense, but not as lucky as those that actually had mentors to help them get started.
  8. bearwolf56

    Puffing a Pipe

    You are right, I didn't really explain it as well as I should. To me the breath method is an almost passive way to smoke a pipe. You simply breath and that does all the work. The way I was asking about is more intentional, and instead of just simply breathing, you "snort" or "sniff" air through...
  9. bearwolf56

    Puffing a Pipe

    Thank you for your comment. I mainly do that as well, per your post on slow smoking. I was just wondering if anyone else used this "third" method.
  10. bearwolf56

    Puffing a Pipe

    When I first started to smoke a pipe over 10 years ago, I didn't have a mentor and relied on online forums and videos. All this time I had figured out that there were two ways to puff a pipe, sipping it by applying a little pressure on the pipe drawing the smoke in and the passive breath method...
  11. bearwolf56

    Old Codger All Day Smoking with One Pipe

    Good idea. Thank you for the suggestion. I'll need to get me some with my next order.
  12. bearwolf56

    Old Codger All Day Smoking with One Pipe

    Thank you. I'll give that a try.
  13. bearwolf56

    Old Codger All Day Smoking with One Pipe

    You are right about it not holding water. I guess I should have said damp instead of wet. Mine aren't actually "wet" but the inside of the bowl is a little damp.
  14. bearwolf56

    Old Codger All Day Smoking with One Pipe

    While trying to figure out my issue with my pipe getting hot, I realized one of my issues was that I wasn't letting the pipe dry out enough between smokes. One good reason to have multiple pipes. Realizing this greatly improved my issue with my pipe getting hot like it was. Realizing this...
  15. bearwolf56

    On Smoking Slowly and the Benefits...

    You've made a great point. I've been smoking a pipe for about 20 years now, but that was only one bowl a day with my coffee int he morning before work. When I retired two years ago I had much more time to smoke my pipe. In the last two years my smoking technique, packing and enjoyment of the...
  16. bearwolf56

    Four Aces Red by Republic

    I have I was curious why you say to tamp it down hard? I've read where others, referring to other tobaccos say the same thing. I was under the impression that one shouldn't tamp down hard when filling a bowl because it will be difficult to smoke and will burn hot. I'm sure you're correct in...
  17. bearwolf56

    Smoking a Pipe First Thing in the Morning

    Being an x-cigarette smoker, I was accustomed to having a nicotine hit first thing in the morning. I know there are other and better ways to get your nicotine fix, but for me, nothing beats that slow relaxed feeling I get from a pipe. Might sound odd to want to start your day that way, but since...
  18. bearwolf56

    All Day Tobacco

    When I was working the only bowl, I had was with my morning coffee. After I retired two years ago, I now smoke all day. I don't have a pipe in my mouth 24/7 but am now able to have a bowl throughout the day if I want. Retirement rules.
  19. bearwolf56

    All Day Tobacco

    I agree with a tobacco that's fairly mild and doesn't take much attention to smoke. For right now it's Carter Hall.
  20. bearwolf56

    All Day Tobacco

    What is your definition of an all-day tobacco and do you have any favorites.
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