#1, 60 glue boards will last me nearly 10 years, will 60 glue boards dry out before I use them?#2, Are they fresh? When were they manufactured?
2016364
I have had the ones I ordered for about 3 years and they are still good and useable. Ten years, don't know if they will last that long. I no longer have the box so don't know where they are manufactured. The work well with roaches, spiders, mice, rats and squirls.
2016365
9 months after purchase they were just as fresh as when I first purchased them, but I threw them out bc I moved and no longer required them. So, I have no idea if they will last 10 years.
418617
Not a silly question. I ask myself the same thing when I buy anything in a "multi" pak. So far i haven't run into any problems. We've had the 'new' Epson printer for +/- 8 months and everything has been fine. Unlike glue in a half used container that will NEVER come out, these are liquid, full in a sealed container -- SO I'd guess you're good for at least a year.....
1351827
Andrew ... I ordered a case of 12 back in March of this year,date on the individual inner packs was 3-20-2014 Soooo thats plenty of time to devour these .I'm just now on the last inner pack and its as fresh as the first one I opened.If you keep them in a cool dry place you should have no problem with the freshness.I did put them"inner packs" in zip lock bags for good measure though "just in case ".This seemed to work great for me.Hope this helps.I'm getting ready to order another case,these taste great and are good for you too.Order and ENJOY!
1825457
I've had unopened ones sitting around for a month or so now, and they taste exactly the same as the fresher ones. Opened, I'd say you still have at least a couple of weeks. They seem to be a largely dehydrated product, so from my experience they seem unlikely to perish for a really long time.
1463157
When I received mine 5 months ago, I wrapped the remaining pieces in paper toweling (had about 3 or 4 packages) & put all of them in a zip lock bag. They lasted easily 3 months. (Longer than that they mold). Mine was very fresh, so that probably makes a difference. It's important to keep it dry and cool. I didn't try freezing - so I don't know if that works. Hope this helps
469591
I'm not sure. I never had a problem with mine. I used mine up already and I don't believe they last as long if they were dated. If they were dated ten years from now, would you want to wait that long to see if they were still good?
86147
If glue down properly , it will last for many years . I put it down a year ago and it looks like yesterday !!!! Use plenty of glue provided . And I also used 25 year clear silicon !!!!
759258
I understand from others they do last for years...but once used...need to be replaced. I don't know why Kidde didn't answer this question....I just hope they improve their packaging...
1649645
I think as long as they're in a cool dry place, the sugar sheets should be alright for a long period of time. I still have a sheet left over from a few months ago in the package it came in and are still alright.
1202875
Man On A Mission As an owner of 2 of these glue gue guns and this case of glue the DEFINITIVE ANSWER IS ROUND Ihope yours lasts longer than mine. I do florals at pamsDeZines on Etsy and you will see how much glue I use. HeHe. HAVE a great nite
1860349
To the best of my knowledge those are the manufacture dates. On my Korean items I have received from actually companies the intructions normally clarify this topic. However I can't find experation dates on many of them, others have the exp dates engraved on edge or on a sticker. But with these masks I would think 2 yrs from manufacturing. I have totally used ones that are a year old and they are just as good as ones that are 6 months old! Most beauty products have a few year shelf life, specially unopened. Don't believe me, go through your beauty drawer! But I have read in many places these are the manufacture dates.
315104
That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great day and feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Jim R. That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great... » Read More That's kind of difficult to answer since as soon as we get them, they're gone. Each one is wrapped in foil, each in a small box, and the individual boxes are packed into the large box which is shrink wrapped/sealed. If you weren't to take off the shrink wrap, I would guess they would last a couple of months depending on changes in temperature and humidity. I hope that helps. If you've never had them, they are delectable and there's nothing like them. I usually splurge and buy a dozen boxes around the Christmas Holiday since it was sort of a tradition in our home. Take care and have a great day and feel free to ask any additional questions you may have. Jim R. « Show Less
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Over a year, from the date on the last one I bought. I got it about 2 months ago.....and the "Best by" date is Aug 2016. I think that as long as you keep it dry, there is not too much that can go bad. And that would seem to corroborated by the long shelf life. Hope this helps.
107166
My bag says to store in a cool dry place, and that they keep "best" in fridge or freezer. If you are thinking 25 years, then they would probably need to be frozen. The expiration date on my bag was stickered over, so I can't tell what it is. Maybe the manufacturer would have more precise info on shelf life.
1972035
I have been using the same box for years and not once have had a dud. I do not think they have a shelf life.
1928234
Very long, I had mine for almost a year and I just made them 2 weeks ago and they were perfect. As long as you keep them in a cool dry pantry.
983695
I had them a month before I used them. I actually used them for a Girl Scout event and didn't taste them. So, not sure if they were fresh. No one complained. Don't remember the expiration date but I did use it before the date.