I have a bottle that I would like to protect inside my wine fridge. Is it okay to store a wine in this skin for years?
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Why do you need to protect a bottle inside your fridge? Also, I would not leave it in there, very little air gets inside that bag.
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My husband, who uses the stuff, says he's never noticed any deterioration (he usually starts the last bottle in the bulk package about 3 months after we bought it). We do, however, store the unused bottles in their original boxes and in a dark closet, which could help protect them.
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You can use it to carry I suppose but you can absolutely not store wine or alcohol in plastic. It could burst or it could sour and make you very ill.
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There was no info on storage so I left mine tightly sealed in a cabinet. I know the ones in pre made boxes are shelved so that's what I did... I can't imagine putting it in the fridge would be a bad idea though, so whatever you are comfortable with..
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Hi Angel, There is no mention on the bottle about keeping this product in a refrigerator to extend its life. You might want to contact the makers at 1 800 9 NATURE or www.naturesway.com . Good Luck-Bruce
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I wouldn't. The fridge is cheap, and frequently makes random noises and the like. I would not want to go through that kind of effort for a wine fridge like this. I love it, but it's only so versatile. Also, it only fits bordeaux size bottles; Burgandy - style bottles won't fit.
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I have kept a bottle of wine for a couple of weeks after using the Vacu Vin. Upon opening the wine afterward, it was still perfectly fine. I don't usually wait that long to finish a bottle of wine, but I was pleasantly surprised that the wine was just as it was when I sealed it in the first place.
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I have no idea, maybe ask the company. A bottle lasted me a year so I think because it's in a brown bottle as long as you didn't expose it to a lot of heat and humidity it should be okay.
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Like the other poster said, my bottle was in the fridge for at least a year before I started using it, and I had already opened it. It was fine. So long as you keep it refrigerated it will last a very long time. I am guessing the acidity level and the fact that it is concentrated, is what helps keep this fresh.
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I've used the product after six months with no issue. The whole bottle isn't meant to be used in one sitting so it has to have a decent shelf life.
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Ali I'm not a wine expert but do like wine. I don't know about the storage or aging of reds. The fridge maintains temp within a couple degrees of what you set. There is a little vibration when compressor runs and it is a little louder then some people might like. I find it acceptable for my needs. Hope that helps.
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Once opened, I keep it covered in the refrigerator.I have kept an open container for more than three months with no loss in quality
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Make sure you pre wash it first so you don't ruin your wine flavor :) otherwise I don't see why not you will want to wash it really well right afterwards so nothing tries to grow in there .I can fit my hand inside of mine so its pretty easy to scrub .I usually only use mine for water but I have occasionally put Gatorade or mio in it .im kinda liking the wine idea for festivals and such or beer ;)
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I have conversed with the maker and they say that keeping it in the fridge will extend the life of the product. I haven't actually needed to keep using it past the date as our daughter drinks a lot of milk. I also take ours on vacations with us keeping it in my purse for handy use, then back into the fridge when we get home. It's always worked great for her.
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I didn't heck that on my bottle before I stored it away in the cabinet. I would use it up to at least one year and maybe even two years. I would just make sure the top of the bottle is clean before you sealed it.
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Hi, I would refrigerate this oil if you intend to keep it for over a year, I keep my oils in an extra frig in the garage. If you have a cool basement area to store your oils, that works longer term as well. All oils are subject to become rancid if not used soon enough. The cooler, the better. Its not hard to warm it up, same as honey, just put the bottle into a pan of very warm water. I would also advise that it be put into a glass container, I use mason jars and just mark the lid with a sharpie marker and date it. That way you can just spoon out the quantity of cold oil that you need to use. Neem is a favorite for blending different oils together for healthy skin. I use lilac or lavender oils to dim the neem smell a bit. Hope this helps.
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There is an expiration date on this product. The date should be embossed on the package, bottom flap I believe. I have never refrigerated my unopened bottles and have had no problem with them. Do not believe the instruction call for refrigeration.tp