Rehydrated Bone Dry Tobacco Still Burns so Hot, Any Recommendations??

[jason64]

Hi folks,
I have some tobacco that gone bone dry and rehydrated them to the point similar to newly purchased tin tobaccos. However, every I time smoke them they still burn so hot and fry my tongue. Would you share your wisdom and let me know what may went wrong what I can do?
Thanks a lot
Edited by jvnshr: Title capitalization (please check Rule #9)

 

[Chasing Embers]

May want to let it dry a bit as moisture is going to give you steam, then try packing it tighter.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

.. Or toss it. Life is too short. Slow down and use a pipe cleaner to soak up excess moisture may also work.

 

[npod]

+1

Move on. Seriously, it’s good advice.

 

[jason64]

I let it dry a bit before smoking, didnt help

 

[jason64]

so you think it gone bad? I didnt know that can happen to tobacco...

 

[jpmcwjr]

Sounds like it's gone. How did it get super dry? What is (or was) it?

 

[diamondback]

Sorry Jason64. If it makes you feel any better I accidentally left a 100 gram tin of Frog Morton OTT open for a couple weeks. At the time it was no big deal (I just chucked it) but I chaps my arse now a bit when I think back on it. lol It happens

 

[jrenko]

What blend is it? How long did you dry it before you smoked it?

 

[hawky454]

This has happened to me before, just toss it, sometimes tobacco doesn’t do well after it’s gone bone dry. Ya probably didn’t do anything wrong, it’s just the way of the weed.

 

[johnbarleycorn]

Was also going to say toss it. And yeah life is too short (and there is too much good tobacco available) to endure a bad smoke.