How do you store it? Tupperware? Bag? Or does it need to "breathe?"
462821
You could store it in Tupperware or something but my kids play with it in an old cookie sheet and we just put it on the shelf that way.
462822
The manufacturer said to store in an open container. I have mine in a sterlite plastic box with no lid and it has done fine. This has been a favorite for my 3 and 5 year olds to play with. Even after having it for many months now.
462823
We honestly had it sitting out in a tupperware bin without a lid and it held up just fine. We finally moved it to a ziplock bag and it seems fine in there as well. So, I believe that either way it will be good.
168574
I believe the bag is air tight, but not airless. Also I've never noticed them go stale at all from being in the open air for months.
1113102
Not airtight! It has a filter and holes in the lid. When it's warm, we definitely have fruit flies if we don't empty it often.
2274874
we used old plastic food storage containers...ones that we lost the lid or it broke. Poked holes in the side for ventilation, filled with vermiculite, and couple months later...baby ddragons
1529298
keep it cool & dry. My nutritionist told me to store it in my refrigerator to ensure optimal nutrition.
2081044
What I did was put it all in plastic containers store in cool dry placeand it stays fresh & nice.I use it few times a week with no problems. No need investing in pricy storage long as lid is on tight and in cool place.
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inside the mylar bag. Make sure you let aa much air out of the bag as possible before inserting the oxygen absorber and sealing it. There are videos on youtube that show you how to do it. Just type "Long term Food storage mylar bags" on the Search bar.
1584641
I use a Ziplock bag. It's less bulky. Iit'll be wet after using it, so a plastic bag keeps it from leaking anywhere. Soap containers are annoying to clean.
1306604
I store mine in the freezer in airtight containers. Works OK, and it should prevent all nasty critters. Mine hasn't gotten soggy or anything after a few months of this. BTW, I recommend NOT buying this much masa unless you're sure that your needs are awfully high. I'm regretting buying so much. 50 pounds is way more than I expected.
734314
It has a rubber seal. It would be airtight but it's not a super strong seal so it wouldn't be great for long term storage.
1237120
My experience has been for short term storage it would be okay, but I don't believe the bags are completely airtight. I have had crackers and other things go stale when stored for long periods of time which tells me some moisture migrates through the plastic.
1776757
After placing the items in the space saver bag, there is a zipper-like seal on top that resembles that of a ziplock bag. With your fingers, you slide the plastic sides together (you hear a small click as you're sliding it shut), and make sure that it's air tight and there's no gaps in the seal. After you've secured the top opening, you use a vacuum and place it over the circle hole located in the middle of the bag and it suctioned all the air out - compressing all of the clothing/fabric items into a smaller unit.
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I store mine in the freezer in airtight containers. Works OK, and it should prevent all nasty critters. Mine hasn't gotten soggy or anything after a few months of this.BTW, I recommend NOT buying this much masa unless you're sure that your needs are awfully high. I'm regretting buying so much. 50 pounds is way more than I expected.
1005268
Karon K got it right. You need to insulate the sides, bottom and top. Cardboard is probably the best. Then seal the lid with metal duct tape. For additional protection of delicate devices, put them in a plastic bag, then wrap with aluminum foil.
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I put mine - bag clipped with clothespin - into a gallon ziplock and into the freezer (thinking that will keep it fresher). I would think it would easily fit in a quart-size glass jar - actually even smaller. I'd make sure it was an air tight jar.
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I store mine in a plastic bag in a cupboard. It's been kept that way from several months with no problems.
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It is best to store the remaining o2 absorbers in an air tight environment. I use a food saver system to re-seal my o2 absorbers. Place the proper size o2 absorber in the mylar bag prior to sealing it. Just toss it in and seal it up.