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mahtofire14 01:22 AM 03-18-2013
Okay it's not a coolidor, it's a Rubbermaid 18 gallon storage tote. With beads in it, it is holding humidity beautifully with about 5 boxes inside. Bought it for storing/aging boxes because my two other humidors don't have the room to hold them. After a thorough cleaning I'm wondering if there is a way to get rid of the rubbery stank, that is inside, and if it affects the cigars. Anyone have any experience or thoughts in this matter?
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emopunker2004 01:25 AM 03-18-2013
Here ya go Pete :-)

http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showth...t=cooler+smell
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mahtofire14 01:27 AM 03-18-2013
:-)

:noobmoveface

Thanks Emo!
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emopunker2004 01:36 AM 03-18-2013
No worries. I dont think it shows up if you search coolidor, only cooler.
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mahtofire14 01:36 AM 03-18-2013
Yup. Exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks!
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jdakine 01:41 AM 03-18-2013
Rubbing alcohol works great. Wash it once or use a baking soda mixture, rinse and dry. Wipe the inside down with rubbing alcohol, then wipe it down with distilled water. Worked for me.
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Lockspur 12:05 PM 03-27-2013
Originally Posted by jdakine:
Rubbing alcohol works great. Wash it once or use a baking soda mixture, rinse and dry. Wipe the inside down with rubbing alcohol, then wipe it down with distilled water. Worked for me.
That's what I dun did. Worked great. I also stuffed it full of old cigar boxes along with the beads to get it seasoned properly.
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SvilleKid 03:47 PM 03-27-2013
My easiest solution has been to let it sit (open) in the sunlight for a day or so. Of course, you have to have sunlight, which has been in low supply around here lately!!
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