I tried one out by dumping in a tub of Carter Hall. It dried out. Decoration only or storage for other non tobacco stuff as above.
Thank you for that confirmation. You would think they would make it a little better especially since its coming from a tobacco company.I tried one out by dumping in a tub of Carter Hall. It dried out. Decoration only or storage for other non tobacco stuff as above.
Yeah, that’s the problem... I have one and just use it to store misc items, like tapers, matches, pipe cleaners, etc.It’s silicone but it’s not that great and the clasping device is super weak. Barely holds it closed
They should just call it an accessory holder.Yeah, that’s the problem... I have one and just use it to store misc items, like tapers, matches, pipe cleaners, etc.
Yeah those are built well.As a side note or side bar or whatever. I have bail jars made in France that are super high quality. The wire is dialed in. The gasket is silicone. The bail closure is bombproof.
If the wire is rickety I wouldn’t store anything other the odd ephemera in it
Here’s the French version.
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They finally figured out how to make something well. Only if they can figure out how to brew beer..As a side note or side bar or whatever. I have bail jars made in France that are super high quality. The wire is dialed in. The gasket is silicone. The bail closure is bombproof.
If the wire is rickety I wouldn’t store anything other the odd ephemera in it
Here’s the French version.
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I for sure don't smoke that much. I'm going to jar this Match 20 in a couple of quart jars. The Match 20 doesn't seem that "wet" which got me thinking whether I should use the jar or not.I got the same jar. I bent the tab a little and it seals much bettet. I put a pound of match ERR in it. I figure it has enough humectant to last awhile in this environment. I store tobacco in jars that came with my vintage pipe stands. Two years later and they are as moist as the day I fill the jars without wetting the Aztec button. I wouldn't use them for cellaring but for regularly smoked blends it seems to work well for me.
I have a few of the large Bormioli jars that i have a pound of flake in each. I also have quite a few smaller ones that i use to store open tins in. No complaints from me, they seem to work well. I also bought replacement gaskets of the same brand for when i change blends in the jar as the gaskets tend to soak up the smell of whatever tobacco you have in there.I’ve always had good luck w/the Italian made Bormioli Rocco’s Fido jars . I’ve been using them for years and the tobacco stays moist. Marshalls and TJ Maxx always seems to have them in stock at a reasonable price. They have various sizes. I use the larger version, I believe 1 liter, and it’ll hold 8 oz... 10 oz if you stuff it in there...
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I have a lot of blends in rotation and the rack jars are my catch all. Little bits get added all the time. The jars were ment to keep tobacco fresh and they do their job well.
Thank you for that info but I had 10 new Ball Mason Jars here at home so I just ended up using 2 of them for the pound. Figured why spend the money if i have these. I appreciate it though. Smoking it later tonight.I’ve always had good luck w/the Italian made Bormioli Rocco’s Fido jars . I’ve been using them for years and the tobacco stays moist. Marshalls and TJ Maxx always seems to have them in stock at a reasonable price. They have various sizes. I use the larger version, I believe 1 liter, and it’ll hold 8 oz... 10 oz if you stuff it in there...
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ok, just finished my first bowl full. Is it a match? No.Jimmy, how are you liking the Match 20?