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Storage of loose ripe puerh for only 6ish weeks

I’m very new to Puerh. I normally store my white/green/oolong teas in tin canister tins. I just bought 3.5oz of loose ripe puerh. I’ll be drinking a little every day so I imaging that amount will only last me at most 8 weeks. I was reading online how to store and it says to never put puerh in a tea tin, paper bags are the best. This doesn’t sound right, won’t it be dried out before I finish it in 6-8 weeks? This sounds crazy to store tea like this since it would wreck green/white/oolong teas. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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u/SnooShortcuts8666 — 4 days ago

Any MacBooks that you found better in regards to your dry eye syndrome?

I have a MacBook Pro m1 and some days I’m ok with it and other days it dries out my eyes quickly. In comparison, I look at regular computer monitors all day at work without much problem, 24” IPS displays. Would a MacBook Air be any easier on my eyes than the MacBook Pro since they are a different type of display?

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u/SnooShortcuts8666 — 1 month ago
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Which type of teaspoon do you use?

Are you measuring with the kitchen type used for cooking, or the tableware that you use to eat with? It occurred to me today that I might have a different meaning of tsp than a tea company. I use a kitchen teaspoon to measure my tea (the measuring type used for cooking). The Harney and Sons Lapsang Souchon I’m working through is a 3oz tin, they say to use one teaspoon of tea per cup, and the container should provide 25-30 cups of tea. However, I have made 30 cups of tea from it already (heaping teaspoons of tea, not a level teaspoon amount) and I’m only half way through the tin. I know some people will say “buy a scale” but I have no interest in keeping one of those in my cubicle at work.

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u/SnooShortcuts8666 — 1 month ago