Accimilating Large Amounts Of Tangiers...?

[Guest DJ_HOSSEIX]

i have been an al fakher smoker for most of my smoking history but after readings many threads on this forum and watching many reviews on youtube i really want to add tangiers to my line of tabacco for the lounge that ill be opening up.

I do not have much information on its accimilation and need some help. I did a search but wasn't able to obtain enough info. For large quanitities of different flavored tangiers how should i proceed accimilating them at my lounge. Each flavor will be in its own tubaware.

Also is this a one time process or must i do this everyday around 2am so by 7pm it can be smokeable?

And accimilating is only for tangiers shisha right..?

[EternalSoil]

Yes, acclimating is for Tangiers. some have tried with others and it doesnt do much.

With Tangiers, some of it may need to be acclimated longer. If you own a lounge and will be serving it alot, you will know about how long each will take better than I. If you order strait from Eric, he will be better at telling you how long each. Also, mush might be able to give some insight.

I would think the best way to acclimate large amounts would be on a large piece of foil or a long skinny cake type tupperware thing that you could also keep it in.

It only needs to be done once unless you accidentally leave the door open and it changes the humidity values in your lounge.

[Guest DJ_HOSSEIX]

who is eric?

[mattarios2]

eric is the creator of tangiers.

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Tangiers is from San Diego and if your lounge is also going to be by the beach just a little up north there isn't going to be a humidity change really. The tangiers I get here in Burbank usually is smokable right away. Some flavors require more acclimation than others, dunno why.

[Guest DJ_HOSSEIX]

The place is in orange county and will either be in front of the beach or 10-15 minutes away.

Im going to contact eric (thanks to those of you who mentioned him) and see what kind of deals he gives for a large amount of shisha and 30-40+ phunnel heads.