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So I have enjoyed my new hobby for about a year or so now, and I finally grew tired of the fact that it is difficult to light a cigar with matches or a Bic in the wind or even with the AC blowing in my truck. I was picking up some Cigars yesterday and the local shop I was in had Vector torches...

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Well I just got my new haul from Ebay in, and I SCORED! Great Bargain! :bounce: I'll be starting the restoration process on these beauties pretty quickly. Pretty excited....haven't decided if I am going to sell any of them yet or not...We will see how they turn out once the work is all done...

Just got my cooler yesterday and it's all built and ready to go. My question is, do I need to clean it before anything goes in? I have a few empty boxes in there but no cigars and the cooler didn't smell like plastic, it came brand new in it's huge cardboard box. I did however wipe the wire...

How clean is clean? I cleaned my pipe stems with vodka and pipe cleaners, and they never came out clean even after four or five. Also, what can I use to clean wide pipe stems? Some of my pipe stems are very wide, and the pipe cleaner doesn't even touch on the inside even after doubling it...

Someone on youTube said it was very corrosive. I soaked one stem in pure bleach for 30 mins, took it out, rinsed it, and it fit back in the pipe tightly. So now I have all 3 of my estate pipe stems (which arrived today) sitting in bleach. The reaction between the brown stuff on the stem and...

ok..I did some research and I checked the forums. I found something similar to my question but not quite it. The guys at the B&M (haven't seem them in a bit cause I'm busy) mentioned they clean their pipes with bourbon, vodka, etc. But they mention that they don't do much but wipe it down...

What happened to the link to a thread about cleaning your pipes with alcohol/salt? I need to clean my pipes and can't seem to find the thread. I thought it used to be stickied at the top.

Good Afternoon All! I've begun freezing all my cigars and with 7 humidors and a cooleridor it has taken me some time. The coolidor I wiped out with Alcohol when it was empty and now I am cycling through the Humidors freezing everything. So, The question is- How do I clean my Humidor after...

Mine is the Buck 110 I think every hunter should have one in his collection.. Whats your favorite folder for hunting?

Gustavo (RequiemPipes) asked a friend of his who is a graduate student in chemistry to make a video commenting on cleaning pipes with alcohol. I thought some of you who don't frequent the YT pipe smoking community might find it interesting.

Can anyone tell me if Isopropyl alcohol 95% is ok to clean a pipe with instead of everclear. Is or would there be a foul odor after.:ask:

My wife talked my daughter (who hates my pipe smoking) to do some cleaning for christmas. I have been busy with work working 4-16hr shifts in a row. By the time I finally get to kick back and relax and try to smoke my pipe I realize all my tobacco's are gone. And the garbage men have already...

oh man, its been a while. right after i sold my beads and whatever i had left , i kinda got out of cigar smoking....untill recently. ive been having the urge to light up a taboo HSG or twist or even a good maduro. so im breaking out the 5 stick cigar caddy and maybe making the trip to the b&m...

For three reasons. 1. I get a clean garage 2. Excuse to get out of the house 3. I got to smoke some yummy tobaccy. I smoked a bowl of McClellend St. James Woods. I have had this tin aging for almost two years now. Unbelievable how smooth and yummy this was. Can't wait to water the lawn...

In one of Dub's cleaning videos he mentions using coca cola. Has anyone else heard of this or tried it. :boom:

Somehow I suspect Pledge would not be advisable on the exterior of my humidor, but I'm wondering what you'd recommend for fingerprint removal on a glossy (or any other) humidor.

Hello all, Just had a quick question. I'm fairly new to pipe smoking, and I bought a few estates pipes from ebay, all of which have oxidized stems. I know you can use a buffing machine to take care of this, but I don't have one of those. What I do have is a Dremel tool with buffing wheel...

I noticed last night that the rim of my freehand is pretty sticky and gross. Any tricks to cleaning a bumpy finish like this one? Alcohol and qtips? Toothbrush? PS: that's what she said, er, i mean, that's what I asked my doctor

When done a bowl, I run a pipe cleaner through the pipe and take away moisture. I also use a paper towel in the bowl and give it a couple of swipes. Is that all that is necessary between bowls??:couch2: