rskent
Member
After going through the search function the best answer I could find is "keep it cool and dry and it will last forever". Well here in beautiful sunny Florida, cool and dry is a bit of a problem in the summer. It’s starting to get hot, and the humidity is fast approaching 90%. Currently the temperature in my workshop is running around 85 degrees at night, and about 100 in the afternoon. In a few months the afternoon temperature will be around 110 degrees. The humidity, well this is Florida, so 95% or better is the norm.
The question is, under these conditions, what would be the life expectancy of powder and primers? Right now, I just store it on the shelf in the original plastic jugs. Of course, under these conditions the powder isn’t going to last forever. The question is, how fast will it deteriorate? Any guesses?
Thanks
Steve
The question is, under these conditions, what would be the life expectancy of powder and primers? Right now, I just store it on the shelf in the original plastic jugs. Of course, under these conditions the powder isn’t going to last forever. The question is, how fast will it deteriorate? Any guesses?
Thanks
Steve