How To Rehydrate a lot of Pipe Tobacco
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Tim a.k.a The Ginger Piper here and in this video I show you how to rehydrate pipe tobacco, but not tiny amounts in an old tobacco tin. This is a method that will allow you to rehydrate that large order of bulk pipe tobacco that you purchased online, all at once. So light up a bowl and please enjoy this step by step tutorial on how to rehydrate your beloved pipe tobacco.
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Hi guys, i stumbled on this post by accident. Im a retired pot grower from California. I grew my own for years in a grow room i built on my property once it became legalized. Id grow between 3-5lbs every 4 months. I stored it in 5-quart bail lock Ball jars with rubber gasket seals. They were air tight. If I had some buds that over dried either before or after trimming id fill a jar full of buds and drop a leaf of iceberg lettuce on top of the buds. Id lock the jar shut. Id check it for moisture rehydration every day or two and gently shake the buds around to kinda mix em up. When the leaf of lettuce was shriveled up my weed would be just perfect! No water spill or taste change. Just a tip from a old pot grower.
Boveda will work. Just takes 2 or 3 weeks. If you're that impatient then hold the bowl full of tobacco under the faucet. Fill it just barely over the top of the tobacco. That works wonderfully.
I put mine in small mason jars and added a sterile sponge soaked in clear rum. Worked great.
One bonus of receiving dry tobacco, in bulk, is that you get way more tobacco. I just received one pound of a straight Virginia (Daughters & Ryan: Windsail Silver). It was in a giant sized zip-loc bag and it fills four 32 oz Mason jars; tightly. Only, now I want to rehydrate it all. So I will try this method; because both Boveda (Size-8) and RAW clay tabs, together, aren't working in just days. One Boveda (62% Size-8) worked in a 32oz Ball latch-lock jar on another dry'ish tobacco. But it took nearly three weeks before the Boveda packet began feeling like it turned to crystals inside, and the tobacco felt right. Thanks.
Yes Bovida packs do work,but take a bit longer.I have a large 72 Bovida for 8 oz. Yorktown(C&D) in a 32 oz jar.Took about 14 days to notice a big difference.Worked great.
I use glass as well but instead of paper towels, I use a shot glass half full of distilled water.When the water is gone, it's in the tobacco. You're done.
"I don't know why I made that noise" 🤣 Great stuff! Thank you!
If mold is the reason for using distilled water, then I think using boiled water should work just as well.
The boveda will probably take a couple weeks to rehydrate and equalize. I use them for my cigars and work great. I think i may throw one in with one of my dry pipe blends and see how long it takes.
I've been rehydrating tobacco for over 2 decades now because of the high cost/taxes of smokes. Rehydration of cheap/inexpensive tobacco, very dry, takes about 2 days.
Prior to the ever increasing cost of tobacco I've used, good quality moist, Premier tobacco in the 6oz can. This can is cardboard with a metallic internal liner and top seal. The top/lid is plastic, no liner. Been using two of these cans at a time with a spray bottle of filtered water. Fill can to only 3/4 the total space of can, space needed for shaking. Spray tobacco within can then shake can, turn about 90 degrees and shake again between sprays. Usually about 6-12 sprays per can of tobacco. Works well even with my small hands because the can is light.
Using the 6oz can as reference, large opening and not too deep, I've switched to using a Mason jars. The cans never sealed well, leaches, and the liner degrades with repeated use. The only brand of Mason jar that closely matches the 6oz cans and fits my hand better ( better hold is needed because of the heavier glass) is the 24oz Le ParFait Mason jar. Pricey at about 3-4X the price of Ball Mason jars, Le Parfait is the only brand that makes a wide mouth lower profile Mason jar, IMO.
Each 24oz jar is good for about 2packs of smokes. Two jars are used at a time because of the 2 days needed for the tobacco to moisten properly. Use the tobacco too soon will cause the moisture to leach onto the paper of the smokes.
I don't know why we don't use the old method use to treat dry tobacco. Back in the days in Holland and most parts of Europe they use apple skin. The process which is still in use today is faster than 3 days like my buddy in the video. Now if you don't like apple taste (flavor) in your smoke then use potato skin. Large quantity you can cut the apple in very thin slice using a carrot peeler, but use a small amount to experiment because your stock can get too damp for a mean crisp smoke.
Apple skin use is very fast, and you must check it like every 4 hours. Potato for me little slower but left no taste like apple. Now, if anyone knows of this method and like to comment, I'm listening. Happy Smoking. Keep away from Drums too many chemicals to kill a nail. I think Republic Tobacco really mess up a good Halfzware blend to the die hard Drums users.
Sugars and starches can introduce their own kind of undesirable mold which is one of the reasons for using distilled water.
Rehydrating can be tricky business, but sometimes it's necessary to save tobacco. Kudos for doing the scaled-up experimenting. I've never tried such large amounts before. The Boveda packs work better to maintain what moisture the tobacco has, but not so much on rehydrating. I also wash my hands before handling any tobacco I'm going to cellar long term to help guard against mold. Very good video.
Thanks man, yea I wash my hands before handling as well. Yea I read that some people have rehydrates with Bovedas but, yea, not a chance for me. Perhaps with higher percentage packs.
I just lay the wet paper towels on top. Then mix around the tobacco every so often.
Great video thank you sir, my wife and I just started our YTPC channel, its allot of fun, hope you had a great Christmas.
This worked for me to re-hydrate 40-year-old tobacco. It took 4 days
Hey Tim, great video mate. Thanks for sharing your wisdom. Can't wait to see more videos.
Pipes & Briar thanks for watching JC
@@TheGingerPiper I love your stuff. you are a great guy. keep it up
Lady piper in the house!
While you were doing this I went to Egypt and built a Pyramid!
Haha!
I was so captivated I almost forget to give a 👍🏼. 😅
Dryer stuff usually burns great but it often gets harsher and tastes like dirt which totally sucks.
Keeping tobacco in the GoldiLocks Zone is a serious pain in the ass sometimes-
but it often results in a much smoother tastier smoke which is very important to us all obviously.
Anyway-Nice work.
Thanks for the video. I was worried that it may cause mold or something. I use terra cotta disks in a little plastic container with holes seems to work ok
Thank you for this video. I left my huge bag of allegedly cigarette tobacco that is sold as pipe tobacco on gas stations ect to meakk your lwn cigs and i left it open on Accident for about 4 days cause i was out of town and forgot my cig making supplies and machine and was buying lacks of cigs and when i came home and eas ready to make me some cigs for thd day i joticed the whole bag which js massive was open and dried out to where it felt like super dry dead grass and tasted horrible like a stale cig you keft in the car k. The middle of summer time all day but worse kinda. This trick helped and saved me money from habing to buy another bag of tobacco. So thak you for making this video saved me j😢7😢yy6 you y6
Thanks for the video man, my Uncle just passed away, and as we were clearing out his estate, we found a huge 5 pound (well, it was 5 pounds when it was hydrated) bag of tobacco. I'm the only one in the family who smokes, so that naturally went to me. It'll probably take me quite a lot longer than you to re-hydrate all that! Question: as far as storing the re-hydrated tobacco in the mason jars, how effectively will that maintain moisture levels for long term storage? At the rate that I smoke, this stash might just last me half a lifetime, and though it won't be _that_ much of an issue to re-hydrate more down the line, might as well make the job easier, if I can.
Mason jars will keep the tobacco fresh as long as you have a good seal on the jar. Lol what’s the 5 lb bag of?
@@TheGingerPiper Just some cheap discount bulk tobacco. It tastes fine nothing particularly good about it; it's just the sentimental value that comes with it.
great video
Thank you 🙏
I threw a piece of fresh twist tobacco into a jar of dry pipe tobacco, 24 hours later the moisture had equalised and the tobacco was ready to smoke
I used the same method for rehydrating my glass of water. Sorry, it sooooo not what the tobacco was when fresh. But we all need some how vids. Thanks dude
Thank u for this video. We roll our own cigarettes and that dry tobacco is almost impossible to roll in our machine
Good job 👏
I noticed (I'm not alone in this) that boveda packs can strip terpenes, and flavors making your blends taste more earthy and less complex.
Not sure why though, It's a bummer since they're convenient for maintaining proper levels
ساشاهد هذا اتمنى ان يكون الفيديو طريقة صناعة تبغ الغليون
Try putting your REHYDRATED TOBACCO in a vacuum sealed baggie. I’ve even kept some of my vacuum sealed bags of expensive tobacco in my freezer. I have one bag that’s over 6 years old and the tobacco is PERFECT!! 😁
I want it to age though
Best info thank you
Good tip ☝️
Distilled water or tap water… makes zero difference. What is rehydrating the tobacco is evaporated water, which is as pure as it gets.
Far more mold spores etc are in the air than in water. Get that moisture too high and you will get a mason jar full of mold.
Most practical way to achieve the correct moisture content is Boveda packs, though it will take longer.
Sorry, I forgot to say Tupperware and flour tortilla. You’re all set one day, rehydrated, tobacco, marijuana, any herb or spice you’re all set!
This method works
great.
orange peels worked for me
لقد شاهد انة فقط ترطيب ارسل لى كيف اصنع تبغ الغليون جاهز للشرب
Hay great video, I have some good pipes$ 100 dollars or more and a good corn cob $30 bucks , I love the corn cob pipe there's something about it ?? Don't sell yourself short $30 bucks just try it ,there's a warmth it ,I'm new as well , good luck onyour jurney ,,!,,,cs
won't it become mouldy in the jar?
The jars are air tight so no
Can a wood moisture meter be used?
Cool thanks
I botit 3kg tobaco was inof it is got some kind of white bug on it plastick bag but some
What boveda pack would you recommend for pipe tobacco in an airtight jar for maintaining the moisture? I use a 62 but not sure if that’s good enough.
I like to throw it in a mason jar with a Boveda pack.
What is the leather thing on your table that you put the tobacco in and where did you get it?
I have been looking for something like that but don't know what it is called or where to look for one.
It’s a leather pipe valet from northwestern gentleman👌🔥 happy smokes
@@TheGingerPiper Thanks
Why not just put it back in the big jars ?
Because that big jar is 64 oz and it only ended up taking two 16 oz. I’m saving that big jar for a pound of something I’m going to begin to age for a year or more
You posted this just when I got some large bulk order as well. Out of curiosity, what is the size of the Tupperware, 32oz ? Since that yielded two 16 ounce jars...
The glass bowl is 4 quarts. Sweet! Hopefully this will help if it unfortunately comes in super dry. What tobacco did you order if ya don’t mind me asking?
Wouldn't spraying it and then storing it for a while have the same effect? I mean, it's all about the water getting into the tobacco.
You could. I use this method with distilled water to avoid mold.
@@TheGingerPiper Ah sorry, you responded to an earlier post I deleted.
This is about spraying water straight onto the tobacco and storing it in an air tight container.
How did it taste ?
Where to purchase Virginia gentleman tobacco- I checked Amazon and couldn’t find it... 😏
Smoking Pipes dot com
All this is over kill and too much trouble. Just take a slice of an apple and put it in the jar. It works wonders. Don’t leave it in there too long though. Talk about a sweet smoke it will be.
Lol yea you can do that. The idea is to not change the flavor of the tobacco
@@TheGingerPiper my grandfather was a fourth generation pipe smoker and I remember as a kid that he would smoke tobacco that was dry in a new pipe to break it in. Then after the pipe started getting some cake buildup on it he would switch to hydrated tobacco with moisture. I remember him cutting a slice of apple and putting it into his tobacco pouch if it had dried out if he received tobacco as a gift that he didn’t really care for. If his favorite tobacco dehydrated he would soak cotton balls in bourbon and drop them in there.
Boveda Packs work Perfectly for that... Use 2, %75 Boveda packs and let sit for AROUND 2 WEEKS, sometimes more... Not a day and a half. Lmao 👊 🍻
The boveda pack drys out natural-ish tobacco sometimes
Why not just use a damp paper towel or something I do that to for dry weed. Never mind 😂 I guess I should of watched the whole video before commenting I thought you where just spraying it with water which could cause mold a lot faster
You should use Vodka oe white rum. Water can get you into trouble and spoil the product.
And adding vodka and rum is not contributing to the problem? No joke, serious ass questionnaire.🤦🏻♀️
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Same as marijuana you use tortillas nice big chunk of flour tortilla for the day will rehydrate any kind of tobacco or weed go find out!
can confirm 👍