Where do you keep your products?

wchang23 · Jun 12, 2020

I understand that excessive heat will shorten the shelf life for most products. Currently, I have my fertilizer, fungicide, herbicide, and other chemicals stored in the backyard shed. I feel that during the summer it can warm up a bit inside the shed. Do you recommend I start storing the products in my garage instead? I three young boys and I do not want the risk of them touching the products in any way.

pennstater2005 · Jun 12, 2020

I store mine inside the garage on the highest shelf. Works out well.

cutigers08 · Jun 12, 2020

I have PGR, Dimension, Celsius, Certainty and Propiconazole in my garage. I leave Roundup, iron, granular fert, and some cheaper stuff in my shed.

lambert · Jun 12, 2020

I have a rack in the (climate controlled) laundry room for liquids. Granular stuff is stored on a rack in the garage.

JRS 9572 · Jun 12, 2020

I've kept it in my garage in some cabinets I had put in. My garage is insulated (all walls and the garage door.) It may get to the mid 80's, and I don't let it freeze in there since I have a space heater that kicks on. I also have cabinets in the laundry room sitting empty. I might do as @lambert and put them in there .

Jimefam · Jun 12, 2020

Shit how excessive are we talking? I have a shed where I keep everything and I built some shelves high up to make sure my 5 and 7 year olds cant easily get to it. I bought most of these chemicals to get years out of them so might have to change some things up.

a_chan · Jun 12, 2020

In a cabinet in my garage. Might move it indoors since my garage seems like it gets pretty warm in the summer. I'm not sure how hot it actually gets or what the chemicals can endure but I'm not going to take chances considering how much product I have relative to how small my yards are.

Where do you keep your products?

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