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    How do I store apple cider vinegar, olive oil, etc. when temperatures in my house often reach 95 degrees?
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    In a cool, dark place in a container with a tight lid. A refrigerator is the best idea.
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    Can I store vinegar in plastic containers?
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    It's not a really good idea to store vinegar in plastic containers. Vinegar is acidic, so it will eat away at your container until there is a hole.
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    Do flavored vinegars have to be stored in the refrigerator after opening?
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    Yes.
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    Do I need to refrigerate my vinegar?
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    No, I just keep mine in a cabinet. I guess you COULD refrigerate your vinegar, but you definitely don't have to.
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    Should I store tampons in my freezer?
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    No, you don't need to store tampons in your freezer.
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    Do I need to refrigerate apple cider vinegar after it's opened?
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    No, it would be fine in a pantry.
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    Can I store apple cider vinegar in a stainless steel flask for drinking?
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    Yes, you can. Stainless steel is not going to absorb the taste of the vinegar and is easily cleaned for other uses. The stainless steel will also not affect your vinegar. BUT make sure it is truly stainless steel. Cheap versions will impart a metallic taste to your vinegar and are almost impossible to clean.
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    Can I store vinegar in a glass drink dispenser?
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    The glass will not react with the acid in vinegar but may want to check any other non-glass parts (like spout or seal) for acid reactivity to be sure.
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