Many users wonder how best to store their poppers at home, and the idea of storing them in the fridge often comes up. However, this is a myth that needs clarification. There are much better ways to store poppers.
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Poppers in the fridge: impractical and harmful to health
The idea of storing poppers in the fridge is not only impractical, but can also pose health risks. Poppers are a chemical product and it would be absurd to store other chemicals such as brush cleaner or nitro thinner right next to food. There is also a risk of other people in the household confusing poppers with drinks. Accidentally reaching for a bottle of poppers could have serious consequences. It would also be unpleasant if parents or partners discovered the poppers in the fridge. There are much more suitable storage alternatives.
Advantages of dark, cool storage
A dark and cool environment is advantageous for storing poppers. Even if you think that the fridge is the perfect place, you should differentiate between unopened and already opened bottles.
Long-term storage of unopened bottles
Unopened bottles can easily be stored at room temperature in a cupboard or drawer. Under these conditions, poppers will stay fresh for months. This is quite normal as they are usually stored at room temperature during production, transportation and retail.
Tips for storing opened poppers bottles
As soon as a poppers bottle is opened, the substance begins to react with the air, which accelerates its decomposition. Nevertheless, you can use the poppers at room temperature for about a month after opening. Make sure that the opened bottles are not exposed to direct sunlight or heat. Instead, it is advisable to store the poppers in airtight containers such as Tupperware or ZIP bags in a dark place. Drawers or cupboards are suitable, but a cellar is ideal as it is often cool and dark. If stored properly in airtight containers, the poppers will remain fresh and effective for four to five weeks, even at room temperature. This proper storage ensures the optimal effectiveness and safety of the poppers.
A common misconception
However, if you store poppers in the freezer or fridge, you should plan their use carefully. Since poppers are most effective at room temperature, the idea of storing them in the fridge is actually a myth.
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