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11-21-2007, 04:50 PM
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Re: Cigar Thread
If I want to enjoy a nice cigar at home after a long day w/o going outside any tips for helping w/ the smell?
I live in a cold weather state, and now that its approaching winter, its just not feasible to smoke outside anymore and be comfortable. Any tips for us indoor smokers? 
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11-21-2007, 07:40 PM
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I had smoked a hand rolled imported cigar that had an excellent draw and had a creamy taste as well as being light. wrapper was light colored. Does anyone here know of a cigar I'm looking for?
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11-22-2007, 03:01 AM
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Re: Cigar Thread
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If I want to enjoy a nice cigar at home after a long day w/o going outside any tips for helping w/ the smell? I live in a cold weather state, and now that its approaching winter, its just not feasible to smoke outside anymore and be comfortable. Any tips for us indoor smokers? [/ QUOTE ] I've found that the smell from the smoke itself dissipates pretty quickly if you have decent ventilation. It's leaving out the butt that really stinks up the place (even if it's in the trash). So make sure you throw away the butt outside as soon as you're done smoking. Also, sometimes lighting up one of those girly scented candles afterward helps.
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