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condensation on tinfoil?

abstrakt

abstrakt

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I recently picked up a sheet of L for personal use, so it should last me quite a long time, probably a couple years. I know that cold temperatures will keep it solid for much longer, so I'm not creating a typical "how to store LSD" thread, as there are many of those in the archives.

However, I have a question about this. If I just leave the sheet in tinfoil, then put that in the freezer, won't condensation form on the foil, either in the freezer, or when I take it out of the freezer? Obviously, the hits getting wet would be terrible.

So, basically my question is exactly what the hits should be in if they're going to be put in the freezer to avoid condensation or wetness of any kind?
 
Umm, I honestly have heard putting the sheet in a plastic bag closing it, sealing it, and putting it in the freezer works (not sure though so don't 100% credit my answer :/)
Btw i'm very jealous of you :) what's the blotters of? or are they WoW?
 
Yes, condensation will form on the outside of the tinfoil when you remove it from the freezer. You need to seal it in an airtight bag/jar with a packet of dessicant. Most importantly though, make sure you allow the container to return to room temperature before you open it-- if you break the seal while its still cold, water will be able to condense on the inside.

:)
 
Wow, ^that's fairly scary. I could do it, but it would stress me out worrying about if something went wrong. Would it be a problem just leaving it sealed in foil at room temperature in a drawer for a year or two?

It's WoW, btw, from NorCal. Said to be needlepoint. I believe it, very good/clean.
 
Put it in tinfoil, then close it inside of a book and put it back in the bookshelf. This will almost completely prevent interaction with the surrounding atmosphere-- it will stay good for a very long time if stored this way. :)

Happy travels. <3
 
Awesome. That's what I'll be doing, then. I'll be much more comfortable with it this way. Thanks.
 
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