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When my clothes got smaller, I bagged up my old oversized items - nice clean undergarments and white socks, neatly folded - marked 'clean' and 'free', left it at the soup kitchen entrance. That stuff matters enormously to folks without much money, and it costs them a fortune to buy new.

Thats reassuring to hear. I've been trying not to stress too much about storage since I use mine weekly anyway. Left a batch sitting out for a few months before testing once, and results came back clean. Keeping it in the fridge now and it's been stable for a few more months.