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On those opened ones with the plastic lids that @Amos_Umwhat is talking about…I’ll burp them once a month or so. They seem slowly but continually build up pressure and it can make the lids skew.

Those silver bags are made of Mylar and are good for storing tobacco, especially while they're still heat sealed at the top above the zipper. Transferring the tobacco to jars is probably best for long term storage.

One thing to watch out for with Mylar is try not to fold the bags, this can cause pinhole leaks and the layers in the Mylar to delaminate which will result in dried out tobacco.

Also, when it comes to jars, it’s good to flip them over every so often during long term storage. Gravity eventually plays a part and the moisture will seep to the bottom making what’s on top be much dryer.