07-09-2015, 02:12 PM
(06-26-2015, 07:29 AM)IceWizard Wrote:(06-26-2015, 04:35 AM)Cricket Wrote:(06-26-2015, 03:52 AM)andybones Wrote:(06-26-2015, 02:30 AM)Squidword Wrote: I believe it's humidity rather than heat which will affect the quality.
Ahh very good point. I guess I was wondering what those do who live in like Florida without central air and no matter where they stash their pills it'll be far above the 77 degree recommendation.
PHEW! I don't know how anyone down south can do without A/C. I would die.
I don't have any answers for you other than try to keep them in the coolest spot you can find. I heard somewhere today that you should NEVER leave them in your car. It will totally destroy them.
I don't know if you can put them in the fridge or not. Does anyone know if that's an option?
When I lived in Houston area I know it got as hot as you can even imagine ... Summer lasted ahh about 10 1/2 months a year ( got a little cool in Feb ) , so I'd keep my stash in the fridge.
This worked, but when I'd take them out, they'd sweat to high heaven ... So I started to use a tupperware bowl and put rice in it ...
That way I could take them out of the cold and the rice sucked up all the "sweat" caused by the drastic change in temps ... They remained dry and never got hot ...
It worked for me .... Just sayin
Hum... I never would have thought that rice would help that way. Interesting idea.
I live in S.E. Louisiana and know the heat and humidity VERY well. It's killer. Our weather is just about the same as Houston's.
HOT + HOT + HOT! But you get use to it somewhat after awhile, but you live in a constant state of wet. That damn humidity drains you fast.
What I can't fathom is how people up north can handle all the cold, snow and ice. BURRR... NOT for me.
Give me spring time down south any day. Wish it could stay spring all the time.