OLD blunts...

[Cerpin Taxt]

So, I bought a box of phillie blunts around last summer smoked one and decided I like white owls better and must have just forgot about them.

Well I was cleaning my room today and found them LOL Are they still alright to use? I was just about to spark up and then I started thinking about mold and mildew. Or are they still alright?

Sorry if it's a dumb question I get paranoid about germs and shit like that for some reason :stoned:

Cerpin Taxt Reviewed by Cerpin Taxt on 03-27-2007. OLD blunts... So, I bought a box of phillie blunts around last summer smoked one and decided I like white owls better and must have just forgot about them. Well I was cleaning my room today and found them LOL Are they still alright to use? I was just about to spark up and then I started thinking about mold and mildew. Or are they still alright? Sorry if it's a dumb question I get paranoid about germs and shit like that for some reason :stoned: Rating: 5

[Sweeney]

I'm suprised they stayed fresh for that long..

[orangeman]

If they are still in their plastic wrap and stored in a good condition I don't see why it'd be unfresh or messed up.

[originalblu]

there probly too stale and wont burn nice

[orangeman]

I honestly think they'll be fine. I mean I just got a whole fuckin box of 60 cigarillos and I know I wont smoke them all before normal blunts get stale and I honestly doubt my blunts get old and stale and dry and unfresh.

[Nochowderforyou]

I have pack of papers here many years old. I know they're not blunts, but pretty much the same thing, kind of, not really.

As long as the wraps don't crumble when you try to roll with it, I don't see the big deal. If it rolls up, then smoke it. I don't see why it would make it less smokeable as it's just tobacco leaf.

[MacWQ33]

I've had times were I've bought a Philly from the store and had to go back to get a fresh one, because it was stale. This has happened on more than one occasion.

I think it would be way too stale to roll up...and just gross anyway. They are $1 by the way.

Edit: Chowda...I've had papers that after a few months, they seemed fine, but when you roll it up and go to smoke it...the paper would burn wayyy faster than the weed, making it completely unsmokable (either Jokers/Zigs/EZ I dunno). The ones you've had for years still work? I can't see it.

[lazy smoker7]

they might taste a little funky being so old... but should still be smokeable i think..

[Nochowderforyou]

Edit: Chowda...I've had papers that after a few months, they seemed fine, but when you roll it up and go to smoke it...the paper would burn wayyy faster than the weed, making it completely unsmokable (either Jokers/Zigs/EZ I dunno). The ones you've had for years still work? I can't see it.

I use Zigs and they don't burn up really fast for me, but one thing I do find is the glue doesn't stick as well anymore after time. If the weed is really dry though it burns up mega fast no matter what.

It's a good thing that they're only a $1 per pack.

[MacWQ33]

It's a good thing that they're only a $1 per pack.

Yeah, this fact seems to be overrated around these Recreational parts...LOL.

And do ya really get 100 in a pack up there? Prolly can around here, I dunno, but the store near me sells Joker 1.5's for $2 for like 24 papers or something. Most of them are 24 papers, but maybe if you go to a shop you can get bigger packs.