I unfortunately won't be able to take my SN for at least a month, and my apartment's heat radiator has been on a lot these days because of the cold weather. Will this affect my SN, which I have inside of a drawer? The room gets especially hot at night to where I'm sweating.
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digicore glitz° • ✧
- Dec 12, 2024
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It should be alright as long as it's properly sealed. Air leakage will cause it to slowly oxidize to sodium nitrate according to PPHE.
cali22♡
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- Nov 11, 2023
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20-30 degrees celisius should be absolutely no problem
And I assume your room has these temperatures
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And I assume your room has these temperatures
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Ooh okay, I hope so! I haven't opened mine at all
No idea the temperature, but the radiator makes the room very hot
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