It is recommended to use air tight contairner for storing oil for long gime
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Assuming you mean cooking oil, you store oil in an airtight container for three reasons: First, oil oxidizes— it loses its flavor, can become rancid, may even lose its cooking characteristics— viscosity, smoke point, &c. Second, oil can become contaminated with foreign objects/substances— dust, bugs, water, &c. Third, oil is really messy when it’s spilled, and a tight container helps avoid that.
Much of the same could be said for non-cooking oils. Granted, the flavor wouldn’t be an issue, but oxidation could affect the other properties that the oil needs to perform. Reasons two and three would also apply.
Much of the same could be said for non-cooking oils. Granted, the flavor wouldn’t be an issue, but oxidation could affect the other properties that the oil needs to perform. Reasons two and three would also apply.
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