Storage of Products Outside in Winter

[irunnoft]

I have a storage building that isn't insulated or heated. I don't know what's happened, but suddenly I no longer have a closet full of clothes - it's full of Adam's products and supplies! I'm thinking about buying the detail cart and it would be perfect for storing all my goodies, except I'm worried about what might happen if the products freeze. Are these resistant to cold/freezing temps or do I need to keep them indoors in a regulated temp.? I think I already know the answer, but I'd like to check with you guys who actually know!

 

Thanks

[Chris@Adams]

Yes Jim you need to bring them inside where they won't freeze.ASAP!

[BlueGenCoupe]

Yes Jim you need to bring them inside where they won't freeze.ASAP!

, dont let your mone goto waste

[Team Adam's]

Jim,

 

All detailing chemicals, not just ours, are subject to the same rules for storage. They need to be kept in relatively moderate temps and out of prolonged exposure to sunlight.

 

Products that freeze will generally be ruined.

[irunnoft]

I have them inside now and and they haven't frozen, but that's the answer that I thought I'd get. I certainly wouldn't want to waste the money I've just spent, so I think maybe the detail cart would help me keep everything neatly organized in the house and also allow me to carry the products out to the driveway in an organized fashion, too. Yeah! Back to the online store for more shopping!!!!!

[irunnoft]

Yes Jim you need to bring them inside where they won't freeze.ASAP!

 

Thanks Chris, not to worry. They're not outside where they can freeze. I was just double checking before I did store them outside.

[ExpressThis13]

You could also buy the Detailing Bag so you can store them and carry them from inside to the outside easily.

[Gizmo]

I got tired of carrying mine in and out based on the weather so I bought a tote and put them all in there and keep them in the spare bedroom.

[suke]

I wouldn't think you'd have to worry about freezing much here in NC. Are you in the mtns? My garage isn't heated, but is insulated, and doesn't get below the 50's even when it's snowing out. It's rare for it to be below 32° for very long here even in the middle of January.

[irunnoft]

I wouldn't think you'd have to worry about freezing much here in NC. Are you in the mtns? My garage isn't heated, but is insulated, and doesn't get below the 50's even when it's snowing out. It's rare for it to be below 32° for very long here even in the middle of January.

 

Yeah, I'm in the mountains here in Western NC. I'm sure it gets below freezing in my storage shed because it's only made of metal and I remember a few years back seeing a container of blue car wash I purchased at Wal Mart frozen solid out there one winter day.

[suke]

Ahhhhh, yeah the mtns make a big difference. It doesn't get nearly as cold here in the middle of the state at our low elevation.