Hey figured this is the place to ask and a quick search didn't pull up anything recent so I figured I'd ask.
I recently rediscovered the world of pipes after digging out a few boxes of them as I've been cleaning my storage room, I found a good deal of pipes in one box and they seem to still be in good condition though I'm going through and cleaning em all cause they're definitely dusty. I also found a box that had a bunch of various tins and mason jars, a veritable treasure trove! However, the basement that the boxes were in might have flooded (or something leaked onto them) and a few of the tins got pretty rusty, some of them are those twist off style tins but some of them are the american pop top kind, is there a way to tell if a tin got too rusty and lost its moisture without opening it? Some of these are pretty sweet vintage blends, I guess I liked McClelland when I was younger but I dont wanna open em and then have to rush through smoking them if they're still good.
Thanks in advance!
I recently rediscovered the world of pipes after digging out a few boxes of them as I've been cleaning my storage room, I found a good deal of pipes in one box and they seem to still be in good condition though I'm going through and cleaning em all cause they're definitely dusty. I also found a box that had a bunch of various tins and mason jars, a veritable treasure trove! However, the basement that the boxes were in might have flooded (or something leaked onto them) and a few of the tins got pretty rusty, some of them are those twist off style tins but some of them are the american pop top kind, is there a way to tell if a tin got too rusty and lost its moisture without opening it? Some of these are pretty sweet vintage blends, I guess I liked McClelland when I was younger but I dont wanna open em and then have to rush through smoking them if they're still good.
Thanks in advance!