Cigars

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Yes. Just make sure it is a medical grade sterile water. Don't use boiled tap water. Ideally you should use propylene glycol (PG) as well.

You shouldn't inhale cigars because they are high in alkaline and high in nicotine, and inhaling will make you cough. You can enjoy the flavor of a cigar without inhaling because the nicotine is absorbed by the mucous membranes of the nose and mouth. (Cigarette smoke being acid, it is almost exclusively absorbed in the lungs.)

Cigarette holders have several functions. Most commonly they are used as an accessory but some are sold with replaceable filters in the to remove some of the inhaled smoke. This is thought to remove some of the nicotine but it is a negligible amount. They were introduced as a way to enjoy smoking without having the fingers get stained; before filter cigarettes became popular cigarette holders were commonplace.

The cigars most people smoked cost five cents. Really expensive cigars were a dollar.

They were called cheroots - short, straight-sided cigars that transported easily.

Idon't think you can do that. May i ask why?

All smoking is dangerous, Cigarettes are horrible from massive amounts of chemicals put into them. Cigars can potentially cause throat and mouth cancer and Marijuana is harmful do to the amount of tar since about one "Joint" has the tar equivalence to about one pack of cigarettes.

On that note, I'm going out for a smoke.

Yes they do as they are made from tobacco which has nicotine. However as cigars age the nicotine levels drops off and can completely disappear. This may take months to years depending on the quality of the cigar and how long is has aged at the factory.
Yes. Cigars do contain nicotine.

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if you are smoking it, pipe tobacco is worse, since there is no filter Also: My vote for the most harmfull would go to the one you inhale. Not that smoking a pipe is without it's own risks.

Stale cigars should be placed in a humidor and kept at a 70% level of humidity .

Cigars only have one life. If allowed to dry out or become stale, the oils dry. From that point on they are no more than rolled tobacco leaves. They can not be brought back.

Cuban Macanudos are made in Cuba, non-Cuban Macanudos are made in the Dominican Republic. They are made by two different manufacturers, the only similarity is the name. Non-Cuban Macanudos can be purchased online for around $4 a cigar.

There is the brand (i.e. Padron), then the cigar (i.e. Serie 1926), and then the different sizes of that cigar (churchill, robusto, belicoso). The Padron Serie 1926 robusto and Padron Serie 1926 churchill are two different sizes of the same cigar made by the same brand.

No it is not okay.

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Nope. Bad habit to get into. Ruins your ability to breathe, gives you cancer, and you smell like an ashtray.

Cigarette's may seem cool to some people, but in reality they are just harmful to your health. They are NOT cool AT ALL. They can cause all kinds of problems as you grow older as an adult such as cancer. It also affects people around because they can get something called second hand smoke which is sometimes more harmful then actual smoking.

Swisher paper is either made from tobacco leafs or a natural paper flavored by tobacco

Rudyard Kipling said it in Bachelor Ballads.

nicotine is an addictive stimulant. It makes you think that you need it to feel good, therefore if you have nicotine in your system, and it keeps making you want more, and you take in more, then you will always have the nicotine in your system. However, if you stop using the nicotine product it depends on how much of it you consumed, before you stopped.

Tobacco and more tobacco ---- A typical cigar is made up of three parts; the filler, binder and wrapper. The filler is bunched up tobacco that fills the cigar. The binder tobacco is wrapped around the filler to keep it nice and compact. The wrapper goes on as the final layer. The nicest look tobacco leaves are selected for the wrapper. You can tell a lot about a cigar and a cigar company by the look and construction of the cigar. Sometimes a manufacturer will use different tobaccos from around the whole to construct a single cigar.

Opinions vary on this subject among the avid smokers. I believe the majority of people leave the wrapper on until time to light it. The wrapper does not stop humidity from entering or leaving the cigar. It protects it and keeps dust off it.

I think that depends primarily on the kind of cigar you want to purchase. You can go to most gas station stores and buy Swisher Sweets or Black 'N Milds for relatively cheap -- under $5. Some cigars can cost hundreds of dollars, depending on their origin, the type of tobacco and how it was processed, and if it is aged for a certain amount of time before it is sold. Most major cities have cigar clubs, a place where you can smoke expensive cigars with other cigar aficionados in a room known as a "humidor." A humidor just keeps the room at a certain humidity that is best to store tobacco and cigars. Also, you might want to check out a magazine called "Cigar Aficionado," which is a great resource for people who want to know more about the art of really fine tobaccos.

if its a blunt wrap then there is no tobacco
but if its a cigarillo then it has enough for a cigar
lol idk but there is alot

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you're not supposed to inhale a cigar, just let the smoke roll around in your mouth for a second then blow it out. having said that people will tell you it can cause mouth cancer. but i wouldn't worry about it if you only smoke em say once a month or less ---- Answer: Cigars are not a safe substitute to cigarettes, yet they do not contain the additives like cigarettes. Also cigars are not to be inhaled. A cigar everyonce and a while wont kill you.

They most definetely do. That's why a smokers' lung turns black because of the damage the cigars have done and the lung is caked in tar.