What is the best way to store these to keep them in working condition
1190306
I can only speak from experience but I keep mine in the heavy duty zip lock bag they arrived in when I bought them. They are kept in a kitchen cabinet which is mostly cool and dark. This has worked just fine for me-humidipacs are same as when purchased.
1190307
I recommend that you store them in the smallest mason jar that they will fit into with the mason lid closed tightly. Store in a dark, dry, cool place. Mason jars, and their lids, should be in 'like new' condition. No rust, corrosion, chips cracks or dents. Also, make sure they are clean and thoroughly dry before using.
1190308
I also keep mine in a heavy duty zip lock bag and in a cool and dark closet. Seems to keep them in good condition.
1632816
I just lay them in the storage compartment of my camper. I make sure they're sitting on top of anything else that might be in there. 2 years later, they are still fine.
1728101
I store them in a ziploc bag with the air pressed out. Store in the cabinet away from light, not the refrigerator.
432297
It's best to seal them in an airtight plastic bag. I also add silicon packs to the box. So far, everything has remained dry and it's been over a year.
239449
I'm not sure about the "best" way. Some recommend refrigerating, but I figured that wasn't needed until after the bag was opened, so that's what I do. They only last a month or so. Freezing is probably good for longer periods. I just store the new bags in the pantry.
1649648
Just keep them is a dry flat place. I keep mine in the plastic sleeve it came in. It won't go bad unless it gets wet but it will crack if it bends. It looks super cool. :) good luck.
304244
I did store mine the same way. Works the same when getting it out from sealed bag.
1544455
I would say it depends on what your plans are. If it's going to be hot, I'd freeze them, if it's not, refrigerating them would be sufficient.
316699
In my house, not very long. I go through them pretty quickly. I would probably be comfortable storing them at least a year.
387823
Hi Dina, I have reused them several times over. I keep them in the tray they come in, use a ziploc bag to store them in, and keep refrigerated.
1344004
I store mine in a jar filled with heavy salted water in the refrigerator. I change the water every couple of months and have keep them fresh for approximately 2 years. If they have a very strong odor they are beyond there useful life.
1600587
I think that would be a great idea. You want to store them in a dry place, so I think sealing them up would work well.
1945803
They can be stored together as long as you leave them in the original packaging. If you take them out and they touch each other they will short each other and go dead. Hope this answer helps you.
1854037
It depends on how you store them, and how much of a perfectionist you are. I vacuum seal them in quart mason jars as soon as I receive them, and store them in a low cool cabinet. They are fine for 6 months.
1925682
As long as you want as long as where ever you keep them isnt in a moist enviroment otherwise they'll breakdown
621524
In a cool, dry place. Seal them in some way to keep the little critters away. Your refrigerator would also be a great place to store them. They keep for a really, really long time if you're careful with them.
1537997
Unopened, they last a long time and would be good for storage. Opened, they don't. It depends on how humid your climate is, but I'm in a very dry place, and they sog after a few days to a week.