Don't Take the Risk: Everyday Essentials That Pose Dangers When Expired

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12.Insect Repellent

Duration: 2–3 Years Cost on Average: $5–$15* Insect repellent is an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts and summer night revelers alike. However, it’s important to note that its effectiveness diminishes over time. Typically, these bug-banishing sprays and lotions have a shelf life of about two to three years. After this period, the active ingredients begin to break down, reducing their ability to repel insects effectively.

  Source: Thespruce Official Insect Repellent on Pinterest As insect repellents age, they may lose their effectiveness in warding off pesky bugs and mosquitoes. It’s crucial to check the expiration date of your repellent to ensure that you remain protected during outdoor activities, whether you're taking a stroll through the forest or enjoying a cookout in your backyard. Being vigilant about the condition of your insect repellent can make a significant difference between an enjoyable outdoor experience and an uncomfortable one filled with itchy bites.
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