ok, we've done the cold, what about heat?

[rha600]

I've had to store some of my stuff in the truck lately. It's in a big rubermaid container in the back of the hatch and as it's a black truck in south florida it's HOT in there. Is there anything to worry about? It's pretty much everything in there, DS, VRT, WCW, FMP, SHR, MSW, BW, UC...

[Marylander]

I don't about specific temps, but I know that generally it's not a great idea to let the stuff get too hot, especially for prolonged periods and numerous cycles. Someone will likely chime in with a more detailed answer soon.

[Chris@Adams]

He is what Adam & Rich have to say.

 

 

 

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

 

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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.

 

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[rha600]

well it's definitely higher than 85* in there.