How Humidity Affects Mosquito Coil Performance And Storage

High Humidity Can Decrease Burning Performance

Mosquito coils absorb moisture when stored in damp places. Too much moisture in the coil means that ignition is difficult, burning can be uneven, or a flame could be extinguished prematurely before the burn time reaches its full potential.

Moisture Weakens Coil Strength

Any increase in humidity can soften the coil structure leading to a propensity to crack, deform or break in handling, packing and shipping. Product integrity can be maintained with consistent moisture control.

Active Ingredients May Lose Stability

Increased contact with the moisture can compromise the active ingredients that repel mosquitoes from working effectively or evenly. As with any product, storing it correctly will ensure even performance and effectiveness as long as the product is still within its shelf life.

Appropriate Packaging and Storage

Through use of moisture-proof inner bags, sealed packing and solid export cartons, mosquito coils are effectively protected from humidity. Products must be stored in a cool, dry and well-ventilated warehouse away from Sun Light and water.

Maintaining Humidity for Long Term Quality of Products

With moisture-proof packaging and appropriate storage conditions, manufacturers can ensure their mosquito coils burn steadily with quality, strength and effectiveness, allowing the mosquito coil to be in condition both for storage and transportation or at retail.