Where to store products in the winter?

[james0509]

My garage is pretty old so I wouldn't say it keeps the cold out pretty well.

The lowest temperature around where I live gets close to -10 C, ( 10.4 F I think )

The garage probably will not get that cold but just to be safe, is it OK to leave my products in the garage or should I move them all inside?

[the_invisible]

Last winter was horrible, eh?!

It wouldn't hurt to move them all to the inside. You don't have box loads of liquid detailing supplies, do you?

[james0509]

Last winter was horrible, eh?!

It wouldn't hurt to move them all to the inside. You don't have box loads of liquid detailing supplies, do you?

It's getting there, but I guess I'll haul my measly collection inside when it gets colder !

[Murr1525]

Might want to put a thermometer in there, just for fun.

[J. A. Michaels]

Main thing is not to let your products freeze.

[erobertson]

Best to move everything to a warmer location during the winter. You really don't want anything to freeze.

[JoeDirt]

Agreed- I didn't move my stuff in last winter and I ended up tossing about $200 worth of products this past spring. Won't do that again!

[Nappers]

Don't let them freeze.

I seen a local mobile detailer store his stuff in ice chests.....made little brackets to hang bottles on and what not, he said it keeps them from freezing and getting too hot....

[Rick McDonough]

You always keep the products at room temperature as that way they will have a shelf life of 3-5 years...

[Eddie6th]

You always keep the products at room temperature as that way they will have a shelf life of 3-5 years...

Even longer . Just don't let them get exposed to freezing temeratures.