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Originally posted by runfast link=1196229714/0#0 date=1196229714
Just wondering how and where people were storing their green beans. I have quite a few kgs from the beanbay and am thinking about this question.
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Runfast.
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Originally posted by beanz4brainz link=1196229714/0#5 date=1196248829
Thanks Dennis.......good link. I wasnt too sure what humidity would do to them and that thread just about covers it all.
I have a spare shed used for storage of documents in plastic boxes, but it is also frequented by rodents. Now, I know theyll chew into the bags, but will they actually eat the beans? Has anyone seen this? (Hope Im not kidnapping the thread).
b4b.
yeah, but when it passes through their system you can sell it for a fortune
Thanks Dennis.......good link. I wasnt too sure what humidity would do to them and that thread just about covers it all.
I have a spare shed used for storage of documents in plastic boxes, but it is also frequented by rodents. Now, I know theyll chew into the bags, but will they actually eat the beans? Has anyone seen this? (Hope Im not kidnapping the thread).
My preference is to store beans in the bags they came in unless it was plastic, and in wire racks to allow uniform airflow around the bags. Mine are kept in a ventilated concrete storeroom that has a stable temp of around 20 degrees all year round but am sure cooler temps would be fine too.
Unless you live in the tropics, store beans in the bathroom, or on a balcony with an excellent close up view of the ocean, I dont think you have to worry too much about humidity.
You might like to try this link for some other opinions...
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