Sentence examples for store damp from inspiring English sources

Do not store damp clothes.

Never store damp towels––they make the ideal breeding ground for bacteria.

It is recommended to discard groundnuts with a change in taste, a change in colour, mouldy growth, broken and bruised nuts, insect-attacked beans, shriveled kernels, stored damp and contained foreign materials as they do promote aflatoxin contamination and are highly risky to the health.

Meal moth (Pyralis farinalis) caterpillars are white with black heads and live in silken tubes that they spin in such grains as cereals, meal, and flour stored while damp or in damp places.

Pieces 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 centimetres) long with two or more buds are tied in bundles and stored in damp sand or moss for callus formation before planting in prepared beds.

This event also occurred in the context of unseasonable rains during harvest, which led to contamination of homegrown maize stored under damp conditions (Krishnamachari et al. 1975).

AFB1 is an important I-type chemical carcinogen produced by some strains of the moulds aspergillus parasiticus and aspergillus flavus that grow readily on such foodstuffs as corn and groundnuts stored in damp conditions.

But if you are likely to get any sustained frost below -5C, or any late-spring frosts - and that includes me and most people north of Oxford - then it is best to dig the tubers up, dry them and then store them in damp, used potting compost in a frost-free dark place.

To store, add a damp paper towel under the saran wrap.

Never store hiking gear damp.

Also store away from damp areas, as humidity will provide a fertile ground for mold growth, which can destroy your limited edition covers.