I know it's all personal preference but when you put your sticks in your humidor do you leave it in the cellophane? I have just finished seasoning my humidor and am placing them in it's about 2/3rd full and it seems like the ends of the cellophane is just in the way. Is there any negative to taking the cellophane off when it's a mixed batch of cigars(none are infused)?
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http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/search...archid=7629504
and....
http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/search...archid=7629508
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I just leave the sticks how they arrive from the factory. You can cut the ends off of the cellophane if you want.
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Exactly.

I leave it on.
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Admiral, out of curiosity, when was the last time you purchased a NC cigar?
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Bought a sampler of Room 101 cigars last month, Dan. :-)
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Got to have something to give out to your buddies! :-)
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Interesting.

Exactly. Room 101 has never been a big hit with me.
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Dave when I click those links it shows no matches were found
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Try searching on "cello" in thread titles.
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Room 101 is great.

Cello on. Too much work to remove them.
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Sorry about that, Magic. Peter is right. Should have just suggested that. I was trying to link searches that I did: Cello in the Topic -- and Cellophane. LOTS of discussions in the past.
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Leave mine on. I want to preserve the individual taste of the cigars.
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I normally remove the cello before I smoke 'em. When is then the question.
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:-) :-) :-) anyone ever smoke one with the celo on?
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I tried to smoke an RYJ en Cedros with the cedar sleeve still on. Yes, it was pitch black on Allan's deck. Yes, he had been feeding me vodka for 10 hours. But, yeah, I still tried.
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Tom, I knew you looked familiar, the sun glasses through me off!

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