What is the best way to store this lavender?
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In an airtight container, in a cool, dark place. Mine came in a "foiled" resealable bag. I keep it in a kitchen cabinet away from the stove and dishwasher.
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we have the length and height but what about the width ? I would say 2 bags should do it , my girl friend uses it for baths and we've had it for months and still have heaps of it left
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For long term storage, it can be put in the freezer.......but for use withing a year, it can stay in the bag it came in.
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I store mine in a small glass canister with a screw-on lid. Keep it on my counter next to other canisters with coffee and sugar. Never had a problem, so far.
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I tried storing it out in the open, and wrapped in a paper towel inside a ziplock in the fridge. The one in the fridge stays fresher longer, but goes soft very quickly once removed. So I store the smaller pieces in the fridge for later use, and leave the larger pieces in a paper bag or a bowl and use those first.
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It's best stored in a cool dry space. I keep mine sealed in a thick freezer ziplock bag.
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Use a wide flat blade such as a painter's tool or stiff putty blade slipped under lid near a corner.. It is tight to keep ambient moisture from spoiling the unused content.
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I have read that someone stored it in the freezer, but I live in Alaska where its nice and dry....I just let it dry up and it lives on the shelf with my other therapy stuff....wintergreen essential oil from YoungLiving pure as it can be...neck rollers, cashmere for poultices...etc
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You can store in the freezer or vaccum seal. It will keep longer in the freezer, but make sure it's air tight.
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Hi Miriam, Great question Thank You for asking. We recommend that if not immediately used after 24 hours to take your fresh herbs out of the mesh bag and store them properly. The best way to store these after the market, (particularly parsley, cilantro, oregano, sage, marjoram, basil, rosemary, tarragon, mint, and chives) is to store them upright in a little cup of water. This idea also works for asparagus just don't forget to snip off a little bit of the bottom. Hope this helps =)
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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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Best way to store it is in a plastic tote so as to not compress it. Keeping it compressed over extended periods does indeed harm this insulation. Keep it dry and expanded, and stuff it for travel.
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what is the best way to store? in the past a drop of water in a bag in the fridge would keep it moist to pop better, any other suggestions about best storage re: freshness:-)
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I'm not an expert on this, but I think the general approach used with most bulbs will not hurt: Store them in a cool, dark place. Do NOT store them in a sealed plastic bag because that can engender rot. A mesh bag works best. If you can't find one of those, punch holes in a plastic bag.Curiously, I "lifted" a large number of oxalis "rhizomes" last fall. Many did not survive--although many did. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but they were stored in a cool, dry location in "ventilated" storage containers.
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Hi Marissa, My name is Gayle. The Rubbermaid product is absolutely wonderful. I have stored all sorts of veggies in it from lettuce to carrots, to bell peppers. Some whole carrots maybe too long for the large container so just cut them in half. A hint: I usually put a barely moist paper towel in the very bottom to help the humidity. I have the three container set. I never thought I would use the smaller containers but I do. I have the plastic version. One nice feature is when you're not using it you can use it as a storage container. It is the same size as the other Rubbermaid containers. Hope this helped. Hi Marissa, My name is Gayle. The Rubbermaid product is absolutely wonderful. I have stored all sorts of veggies in it from lettuce to carrots, to bell peppers. Some whole carrots maybe too long for the large container so just cut them in half. A hint: I usually put a barely moist paper towel in the very bottom to help the humidity. I have the three container set. I never thought I would use the smaller containers but I do. I have the plastic version. One nice feature is when you're not using it you can use it as a storage container. It is the same size as the other Rubbermaid containers.... » Read More Hi Marissa, My name is Gayle. The Rubbermaid product is absolutely wonderful. I have stored all sorts of veggies in it from lettuce to carrots, to bell peppers. Some whole carrots maybe too long for the large container so just cut them in half. A hint: I usually put a barely moist paper towel in the very bottom to help the humidity. I have the three container set. I never thought I would use the smaller containers but I do. I have the plastic version. One nice feature is when you're not using it you can use it as a storage container. It is the same size as the other Rubbermaid containers. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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Yes! I store mine in a jar with a screw on lid in my pantry. DO NOT chill or freeze, please.
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I put the box in a ziploc bag. If I will be storing for a longer period of time I would put it in a Mason jar. Hope this helps ;)
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I keep mine in a mason jar. They store very well and last a very long time. I'm probably 2 year in on my first purchase.
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There was no info on storage so I left mine tightly sealed in a cabinet. I know the ones in pre made boxes are shelved so that's what I did... I can't imagine putting it in the fridge would be a bad idea though, so whatever you are comfortable with..