Dry cigars can make you ill?

[The.Sheepdog]

Makes sense to me! I was so happy to find the sticks as I was out. I dont know if they can come back to life with humidification now that they are all dry. It is a shame to lose 18 cedar wrapped toro sized sticks but I dont care for that nic sickness. I tend towards lower blood sugar anyway.

[WhiteMamba]

Originally Posted by The.Sheepdog

Makes sense to me! I was so happy to find the sticks as I was out. I dont know if they can come back to life with humidification now that they are all dry. It is a shame to lose 18 cedar wrapped toro sized sticks but I dont care for that nic sickness. I tend towards lower blood sugar anyway.

What kind of sticks? Are they usually on the strong side any way? just curious.

[The.Sheepdog]

Originally Posted by WhiteMamba

What kind of sticks? Are they usually on the strong side any way? just curious.

It was an almost full box of JR Ultimates 6x54 maduro. They are full body anyway.

These were probably about a year put away and the other box I just found was the same time frame I assume and the hygrometer inside said 57%. I put 2 humidity stacks in and wet down the inisde of the top with a damp cloth.

[pnoon]

Originally Posted by The.Sheepdog

Makes sense to me! I was so happy to find the sticks as I was out. I dont know if they can come back to life with humidification now that they are all dry. It is a shame to lose 18 cedar wrapped toro sized sticks but I dont care for that nic sickness. I tend towards lower blood sugar anyway.

Where did you find them? And how long were they without proper humidification?

As long as they have not been dried out for years, they should bounce back. The drier they are, the longer they will take to rehumidify. I would give them a few weeks to a month at minimum.