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Mad about tobacco drying out- 9oz of Squadron Leader
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<blockquote data-quote="KevinM" data-source="post: 214226" data-attributes="member: 2318"><p>One more thing, if you'll indulge me --</p><p></p><p>In the hydrating on the back deck approach described above, I did rescue about two pipesful of soggy BBF that had spent the night sitting in a puddle on the bottom of the bowl. These flakes were saturated, and I was about to toss them. Then I thought - Hmmmm. And rubbed out the soggy handful and put it aside to dry. While it was still a little on the moist side, I loaded a Trypis freehand acorn and a Peterson quarter bent with tthe tobacco and let them sit for most of a day. In the afternoon I lit 'em up -- and they were very nice, indeed. Just a couple days earlier the tobacco had been a soggy mess. </p><p></p><p>Point is that there are multiple ways to rescue dry tobacco and multiple ways to dry tobacco that is too wet.</p><p></p><p>It's an application of the old army strategy: Start where you are . . . Use what you have . . . Keep moving. And don't worry overmuch about finding the One Right Way To Do Things.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KevinM, post: 214226, member: 2318"] One more thing, if you'll indulge me -- In the hydrating on the back deck approach described above, I did rescue about two pipesful of soggy BBF that had spent the night sitting in a puddle on the bottom of the bowl. These flakes were saturated, and I was about to toss them. Then I thought - Hmmmm. And rubbed out the soggy handful and put it aside to dry. While it was still a little on the moist side, I loaded a Trypis freehand acorn and a Peterson quarter bent with tthe tobacco and let them sit for most of a day. In the afternoon I lit 'em up -- and they were very nice, indeed. Just a couple days earlier the tobacco had been a soggy mess. Point is that there are multiple ways to rescue dry tobacco and multiple ways to dry tobacco that is too wet. It's an application of the old army strategy: Start where you are . . . Use what you have . . . Keep moving. And don't worry overmuch about finding the One Right Way To Do Things. [/QUOTE]
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