Leave 'em be? Or jar the contents? Not sure about how airtight they are. What say you?
ericusrex Lifer Feb 27, 2015 1,175 3 Sep 14, 2017 #1 Leave 'em be? Or jar the contents? Not sure about how airtight they are. What say you?
saltedplug Lifer Aug 20, 2013 5,192 5,118 Sep 14, 2017 #2 The cans are a Peretti trademark. They rust and aren't meant to store tobacco.
skaukatt Can't Leave May 9, 2009 391 24 63 Queens, NYC newyorkpipeclub.clubexpress.com Sep 14, 2017 #3 Keep the cans a souvenirs or keepsakes, I love them, but definitely jar the contents.
michaelmirza Part of the Furniture Now Oct 21, 2015 638 1 Chicago, IL Sep 14, 2017 #4 Sounds like you have your answer above, so I'm just here to say that Peretti is really great.
jerry Part of the Furniture Now Dec 2, 2009 647 1,941 71 Western Massachusetts Sep 14, 2017 #5 I bought a can of Cambridge Flake from Pipestud, nine or ten years old. Contents were fine and perfectly smokable. BTW, great tobacco.
I bought a can of Cambridge Flake from Pipestud, nine or ten years old. Contents were fine and perfectly smokable. BTW, great tobacco.
james72 Starting to Get Obsessed Aug 30, 2017 155 27 Sep 23, 2017 #6 I've purchased many paint cans from Peretti's and have jarred them all except for four. I was going to run a personal experiment to see how they would do over the years. I'm glad to read Jerry's comment above. I feel better about my chances now.
I've purchased many paint cans from Peretti's and have jarred them all except for four. I was going to run a personal experiment to see how they would do over the years. I'm glad to read Jerry's comment above. I feel better about my chances now.
O oldgeezersmoker Lifer Oct 7, 2016 2,451 5,214 Sep 30, 2017 #7 Not sure if they have changed any, but back in the 90's I had some around four or five years with no problem.
Not sure if they have changed any, but back in the 90's I had some around four or five years with no problem.