Storing of products during winter?

I moved mine to the basement as well. So far our detached garage (insulated, but not heated) hasn't dropped below freezing. I think most things would be fine, but better safe than sorry.
 
My attached garage never goes below 40...usually stays in the mid 40s during the winter. I leave everything on the shelves in the garage all winter. I've never had a problem.
 
I didn't realize cold mattered. Why does cold temp affect the products?
 
buckeye3d said:
My attached garage never goes below 40...usually stays in the mid 40s during the winter. I leave everything on the shelves in the garage all winter. I've never had a problem.
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Pretty sure that's the case with me too. Attached garage...but still cold as hell in there. Don't want to risk it. Moving it all to the basement thanks to thread. :p
 
Matador said:
Pretty sure that's the case with me too. Attached garage...but still cold as hell in there. Don't want to risk it. Moving it all to the basement thanks to thread. :p
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Same here, moved my products inside, so they'll be nice and warm when I want to use them.
 
Ive got my stuff in 3 toots that are in my bedroom. Now thats is a serious detailer.
 
I have a detached garage and it gets pretty cold in the winter so all liquids come inside. Everything goes in the basement except my rinseless wash stuff.
 
Thank you..so cold doesn't matter as long as product doesn't freeze?
 
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