When should hand dusters be stored to avoid moisture accumulation?

Hand dusters should be stored in a warm place to avoid moisture accumulation. Moisture can lead to clumping or degradation of the pesticide dust within the duster, reducing its effectiveness. By keeping the dusters in a warm environment, it helps to evaporate any moisture that may be present, ensuring that the contents remain dry and usable.

Storing in a cool place may lead to condensation, especially if there are temperature fluctuations, and this could introduce moisture into the duster. A dark location does not necessarily prevent moisture; it is more about light exposure. Similarly, storing outside after use increases the risk of dampness due to exposure to environmental conditions, which is detrimental for maintaining the quality and efficacy of the dust. Therefore, a warm location is the most suitable to prevent moisture accumulation in hand dusters.