I have had a container of these for at least 2 or 3 years, but they're still kinda damp. Any idea how long they last?
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I do not know. Have they been opened before? I would contact www.johnpaulpet.com. They have a phone number on that site or you can contact by email. This is an excellent wipe for dog's teeth.
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They last a pretty long time so I am not sure I understand the question. If kept in a dry location wrapped in plastic they stay fresh a long time.
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Mine lasts around 3 months. I think this has a lot to do with me living in the desert and the humidity level being very low (less than 15% most of the year).
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Keep them in an air tight container so no moisture gets in and they can last for ages! I've had them for at least 6 months. Love these! Look great on my Orange Blossom Cake (tube cake). I slice oranges real thin, pat out as much moisture without drying too much and then put on top of cake. I place a little bee in the center of each orange slice. Hope this helps.
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They last for a long time. I have had mine for over a year. I bought two bags and consolidated them all into one bag. As I use them I put the used ones in one of the nets (bags) it came in and toss them in the wash. That way I always have enough.
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Well, I would try them and see. Have they been in a humid or hot place? If not probably ok. After all they are dried.
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They pretty much dry out over night. I just leave them in the washer until the next load goes in, and they hold up for at least three or four loads.
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I've had some over 6 months and they are still good. They have kind of a wax outer shell so I think they would keep for some time.
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It depends on the situation. In a sealed container with no extra source of moisture, indefinitely. In my incredibly damp garage about 30 minutes. They can be "reactivated" by baking in the oven and I have been experimenting with using low power settings in the microwave with some success. (full power causes them to "Snap, crackle, and pop). I also bought some of the little humidity indicator cards so I can monitor the humidity in my containers.
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Keep them in a cool dry place and they will last years. If one or more begins rusting, you should discard it/them. I was able to find a similar product in 3 packs in the camping section of Walmart, but you save money by buying the quantity.
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I have had mine for a year and so far no moisture. They also have stood up well against the Wyoming winter.
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They're good for about three years. They only last about a week so that's plenty of time.
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They last quite a long time. I have had mine for over a year now. But it also depends upon how frequently and for how long of a duration you use it for. I only use mine on rainy / grey days and for 2-3 hours at a time.
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Keep 'em clean and they should last much longer. I'm at the 6 month point right now and they are still working really well.
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They seem to last for a long time. I did not see any spots on them and I have had them for a couple of months. After this weekend, they are all gone.
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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.
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Mine I've had for about 3-4 mths and I've washed them with a mold solution and everything all of them still intact