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Stevie5tapes



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Protect from frost

Ive got a bit of a daft question! Embarassed Even checked with the wife and she couldn't answer it! Big Cry Some of my more expensive (to me anyway) car cleaning stuff says on the bottles protect from frost. For the life of me my mind went blank! Is the stuff going to get damaged if left in my garden shed over winter or does the "protect from frost" mean don't leave it outside?

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Post #213010 5th Jan 2014 7:02 pm
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pab



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I think it just means not to let it freeze, so if your shed is likely to drop below zero inside it might not be the best place for your stuff.

Post #213014 5th Jan 2014 7:14 pm
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Stevie5tapes



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Thanks Pab, sounds a good answer. I'll put my stuff in the house. Thumbs Up Black MY2013 SD4 GS Auto, Wood Company Armrest, Freel2 sticker.
Gone MY2010 Freelander 2 Manual TD4.e S, Alaska White.

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Jonathan26



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The contents are likely to "split", a bit like cream if you're not careful when cooking. A lot of cleaning products are emulsions which stay that way over time and when used but frost is likely to "break" the emulsion and you're not likely to be able to get the constituents back into the emulsion. Best to keep them "warm". FL2 2007 57 GS
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