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HeavyLeadBelly

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 9, 2023
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Not a Germains fan,, but careful with those bail top jars. I've has tobacco dry out in them in just a few months.
I second this. After having stuff dry out in those bail top jars I’ll never use them again and only the two piece mason jars. I’d also recommend storing your tobacco in many, smaller, jars to avoid the possibility of mold taking hold and ruining a whole jar.

But regardless of my advice it is way too early in the morning where I’m at to be looking at that kind of porn lol. That looks amazing :)
 

senpai

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I second this. After having stuff dry out in those bail top jars I’ll never use them again and only the two piece mason jars. I’d also recommend storing your tobacco in many, smaller, jars to avoid the possibility of mold taking hold and ruining a whole jar.

But regardless of my advice it is way too early in the morning where I’m at to be looking at that kind of porn lol. That looks amazing :)
Good advice! I will switch out
 
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Peter Turbo

Lifer
Oct 18, 2021
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but careful with those bail top jars. I've has tobacco dry out in them in just a few months.

I guess it depends which make you're using or how you store it, I have a pound of Rougarou in a bail top its still as moist as the day I bought it in 2021. Going on 2024 now, Bormioli Rocco Fido is the make.
 
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