Things I Found Thrifting/Garage Sailing/Antiquing

[Questionable Source]

Found these gems today, the smoker was BNIB, now trying to decide if I use the smoker as a smoker, or as a tobacco tin storage cabinet : )

The biggest saw is about six and a half/seven feet long!

 

[Searock Fan]

Went garage saleing this morning and found these 2 large glass jars. They will each hold one gallon and appear to be unused. Perfect for long term storage of bulk tobacco. I didn't really need them, but at $1 each I couldn't resist. (pipe not included)

 

[khiddy]

Went garage saleing this morning and found these 2 large glass jars. They will each hold one gallon and appear to be unused. Perfect for long term storage of bulk tobacco. I didn't really need them, but at $1 each I couldn't resist. (pipe not included)

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Those aren’t really airtight lids. How will you keep the moisture in?

 

[Searock Fan]

Those aren’t really airtight lids. How will you keep the moisture in?

I have a secret process I think will work. I'll let you know in 10 years if the tobacco stayed fresh.

 

[Servant King]

How will you keep the moisture in?

I find verbal coercion to be especially effective. I tell the moisture that it will be teased mercilessly by moisture hating gremlins should it dare to venture outside the confines of the jar. That usually does the trick. Of course, this tactic works best when the moon is full and a tribal drum ensemble is present and given carte blanche.

 

[Questionable Source]

I find verbal coercion to be especially effective.

 

[Searock Fan]

I forgot to mention that inside the lids there are flexible compression gaskets that will make a tight seal between the metal lid and the glass rim. It should keep the moisture in almost forever. .