Windows 10: Should I keep the data on Win10 bootable USB after installing Win10?

Hello, I have done the installation of Win10 on 2 separate PCs using 2 separate 32gb flash drives. Now that the installation is done, I would like to know if I can now erase the ISO files on the drives and start using them as normal drives again. Or do I need to keep them in case anything goes wrong with the computers? (I have kept the product key of both licenses.)

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