When I bought my first house I included an offer for everything in it (an elderly woman that owned it had passed away, her son owned it now and was living overseas) - and he accepted. So I "inherited" her Lane cedar chest. Those are great for storing things! I haven't kept anything consumable in it, but it would certainly do the job. Even when I was smoking a bunch, it would still take me years maybe even decades to smoke all of what that chest could hold!
Right?
My dad used to make cedar chests, and there are a few still left in storage, but man they're huge and it'd be a ton of wasted space, not to mention the footprint of those beasts.
My friend sent me a picture of his when I started asking about storage, it was flat full of cubans and the like. Apparently he has another friend that travels there for business and brings him back a box every time.
I say that, but it's literally me repeating, if they are or not is his tale, but regardless, that cedar chest was topped up.
According to him, he'd just use an open bottle of water in there to keep RH stable.
If I had the room, it'd be on top of the list.
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