Adams car care product storage

Your example is a good range, 50 to 80 would be even better

Ideally you'd like to keep them around 70 all the time but as long as they don't freeze or boil you should be good to go :D:D

During the summer my garage stays kind of cool so I keep them down there but I have a few shelves in the family room to put them on during the winter

hmmm good point, im guessing that it wouldnt be a good idea t keep my adams products in the garage this summer out here in AZ? or do you think they will be okay. most it gets in there as long as it is kept shut is about 95-100 tops...

If it gets 95 to 100 I would bring them indoors, that is HOT !!!!!!

hmmm good point, im guessing that it wouldnt be a good idea t keep my adams products in the garage this summer out here in AZ? or do you think they will be okay. most it gets in there as long as it is kept shut is about 95-100 tops...

Yeah in my eyes that is pushing the limit and do not know the real specs on the materials.

I keep all my products in the climate controlled confines of my pantry

And I'm not sure where the thread is that Adam recommends keeping them at a temp. of about 45 to 85 degrees.

Reccommended temps are no lower than 45* and no higher than 85*.

If it gets 95 to 100 I would bring them indoors, that is HOT !!!!!!

pfff... I've detailed in my garage mid august with the temp pushing 105*... just makes you work quicker

You put your Adams products in the family room?

Mine stay in the basement except for some DS which I use regularly.

Chris

I'll put this one in the memory bank

Reccommended temps are no lower than 45* and no higher than 85*.

Thanks Rich, and all chemicals despise temperature changes, especially when they are below 45 or above 85.

Well said, and products that have experienced temps above or below that range can separate, get clumpy, or otherwise expire long before they would if stored in the suggested temp range.