Grazon left out in the cold

AdamsCreek

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I left a gallon of grazon in the barn through the freezing weather we had this winter. Is it still good? Anybody done the same thing and did it still work?
 
According to the manufacturer if it was frozen warm it to room temperature and "agitate vigorously" before mixing with water
 
They just put that on the label about not letting it freeze so they have another excuse for why it didn't work if you complain about the results.
 
I usually have several dollars worth of assorted chemicals set in my shop over the winter. They all seem to work fine come spring. No where in the house seems like a logical place to put them. I catch enough grief about my shelf in the refrigerator, for vaccines.
 
Bigfoot":3bcdok3c said:
I usually have several dollars worth of assorted chemicals set in my shop over the winter. They all seem to work fine come spring. No where in the house seems like a logical place to put them. I catch enough grief about my shelf in the refrigerator, for vaccines.
:lol: that's how I was able to talk the wife into a beer fridge for the garage
 
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Latex house paint cans have a warning on them stating that you are not to allow it to freeze? Such a warning on the label? If not I wouldn't worry about it.
 
5S Cattle":23lkgym7 said:
Bigfoot":23lkgym7 said:
I usually have several dollars worth of assorted chemicals set in my shop over the winter. They all seem to work fine come spring. No where in the house seems like a logical place to put them. I catch enough grief about my shelf in the refrigerator, for vaccines.
:lol: that's how I was able to talk the wife into a beer fridge for the garage

The way I got mine was to buy her (and me) a new larger, more convenient one for the house. :banana:
 

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