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‘ . V ‘ «_ .2 } l ' - to‘ 1 I “~ _‘ I , V ‘ ‘ ‘ I l . .L_. _.: . Certain types of booze last longer than others. The hard stuff like bourbon, scotch or vodka last almost indefinitely unopened because of their high alcohol content. Beer and wine will vary depending on quality.

Most batteries have a very
clear expiration date on their package. Store your batteries away from any heat and it's not necessary to store them in the fridge despite what your dad might say. to —; ' fa ’_: l*'= :s. ;;-,3 r I

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J Bacteria thrives in moist
and warm places. Your powdered makeup lasts longer simply because there is little water. It's time to toss them when they become flaky or packed down.

Most fire extinguishers are made
to last anywhere from five to fifteen years. They usually have an expiration date printed on them, but if the pressure gauge isn't green, you need to have them serviced or replaced.

Stocking up on oil when
prices are low can save you money if you buy a three-year supply. The shelf life is usually five years for an unopened container.

Did you know that latex
or oil-based paints only have a shelf life of two years? If they've been exposed to high or low temperatures in that time, then they have gone bad.

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ls Newly installed detectors will
last eight to ten years and the whole unit needs to be replaced after that time. Most smoke detectors have their manufacturing date printed on them, but you can write the purchase date on the inside of the battery compartment.

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Commercial liquid and bar soaps
lose their effectiveness after three years. It's still safe to use, but if you prefer a good lather and a fresh scent, you'll probably want to throw it out.

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