Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

[speed3blackmica]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

yeah i think i am going to just have to start boxing things...its just not worth spoiling all that product...what about the car wash soaps ? im going to assume those can stay in the garage as i cant see them freezing

[speed3blackmica]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

thats what i figured Murr, i do feel dumb asking the question but hey why else would i ask MOL ? cuz i know ppl can help..in the morning im ganna get to boxing and what not and bring everything inside..its just not worth losing all that product.

[Murr1525]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

Yeah, a little insulation wont help once everything gets and stays cold.

[speed3blackmica]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

Is you garage attatched to the house?

no it is not...the garage is on the end of the driveway...i think i am just going to go to the post office tomorow and pick up a bunch of empty boxes and start storing them in the boxes..i think its my best bet..better safe than sorry

[Murr1525]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

Is you garage attatched to the house?

[speed3blackmica]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

its just that i have so much stuff it really would be a lot of work to bring it all in the house

[speed3blackmica]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

how do those containers work out for you along with some blankets ? i have a ton of those big snap lids

[imacarnut]

Re: Freezing Issue (Please read looking for advice)

I use those snap-lid containers (15-20 gallon) and have a few old blankets in there, or you can keep them in your house/closet as well. Detailing products aren't cheap these days and having them freeze or seperate would not make any of us happy. Also giving them a good shake every week or so is a good idea.

[speed3blackmica]

okay okay dont worry this isnt another freezing product question..i have done my homework and read all the threads i could possibly find on MOL about the freezing temps and meguiars products..my question is that i want to know if anyone has tried what i want to try...i live in NJ and lo temps can be down to 20 at night...i do keep my products in the garage. the garage isn't insulated or anything but there plenty of weather stripping to keep wind out..it does stay pretty warm in there..id say about 40 degrees in the winter..but i never really put a thermometer in there...anyway on to my question...has anyone tried putting their products in coolers and keeping them in the garage ? i have a lot of big coolers that could work extremely well to keep the products insulated...has anyone tried this ? i know i know i could just simply bring the products in the house and store them inside for the winter...but im curious, has anyone tried this and had great results ?