storage of cleaning supplies

[deserttoy]

I was wondering if keeping all of my detailing supplies in an unheated garage over the winter would do any harm to them?

I live in the northeast and it can get mighty cold. The products include P21s wax and wheel cleaner Klasse both products and other quick detailers and soaps. Thanks for any suggestions!

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

I usually bring my waxes and QD's inside, the rest I figure is fine out in the garage....

 

[imported_Intel486]

You need to keep the stuff from freezing. Get a box and bring it inside and stick it in a closet somewhere

 

[aljo]

Most of the stuff won't freeze because it has so many chemicals in them.



However, anything I pay over $15 bucks for, I keep inside... Mainly waxes and selants...



20/20 Glass cleaner, Armor All (Wheel wells), Tire shine... I just keep those outside.



But if you have the space inside, why not?

 

[Redcar GUY]

I would take everything inside to be safe

 

[Brad B]

I like to keep products catagorized in seperate bins so you can bring in the products that you like to keep from excess heat or cold like waxes, dressings or certain compounds that tend to seperate quicker in weather extremes.

 

[imported_2wheelsx2]

^ wow

 

[imported_Intel486]

Brad B., That's a little too organized for me





I like to be able to take my stuff w/ me though

 

[shaf]

I would take everything inside to be safe

Exactly. :xyxthumbs The more products I accumulate, the more duffel bags and boxes I get....

 

[Brad B]

I like to be able to take my stuff w/ me though

Ha! A man and his spray bottles...always on the move!

 

[bjwebster]

I always just keep mine inside. I have way to much money invested in suppplies to let them get damaged. I have a book shelf in my ofice for all my car cleaning supplies. I also have several large tupperware boxes to put the stuff in, when im on the move,





(note to self: get little bins so you can be as cool as bradb!)