By: Kris

Kris — Sat, 21 Oct 2023 18:51:39 +0000

This has been a concern for me. I only purchased small containers of powder and generally loaded it until I was out as soon as I could anyways. Now that I have more money and want even more accuracy, I have purchased larger containers of powder. In fear of losing the quality of the powder I have been looking for information on the subject. Even a factory containers is only truly “sealed” from the factory. Once I open it, thats gone. I keep it in a relatively consistent environment, but humidity is a problem in the hotter months. I have purchased a dry cabinet and I am going to attempt to store my powder in there. Though it was not manufactured for this intention

By: Eraser

Eraser — Sat, 15 Oct 2022 23:38:18 +0000

So, you took the powder from the humid garage, moved it into the house with the de-humidifier. Then the powder got dry, so you then moved it back into the humid garage and all was well…… Seriously?
Your powder storage jugs must be porous and or you leave your caps off the powder dispenser and the jugs so they can dehydrate and then rehydrate?

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