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Asked by: Rimantas Sciortino
home and garden home appliancesIs it OK to store paint in the garage?
Paint. When stored improperly (in an unheated garage, for instance), paint can separate or gel. Even unopened cans are at risk of spoiling in extreme temperatures. If the weather's temperate, and you're in the process of painting the house, it's okay to stick a half-full paint can in the garage overnight.
People also ask, what should not be stored in a garage?
Let's examine some of the items that are never recommended to be stored in a garage, no matter how convenient.
- Propane Tanks.
- Clothing and Bedding.
- Paper Products.
- Fresh Food.
- Temperature-Sensitive Items.
- Canned Food.
- Refrigerator.
- Vinyl Records & 8mm Film.
- Keep Chemicals in Their Original Containers.
- Properly Label Chemicals.
- Keep Chemicals Out of Reach of Children.
- Keep Chemicals in Lockable Cabinets.
- Protect Chemicals from Temperature Extremes.
can clothes be stored in a garage?
Do not store delicate clothing in the garage. Delicate clothing is more receptive to the moisture that you want to keep out of all clothing. These items are normally stored in a climate-controlled area, such as in the home; this is where they belong.
Ideally, paint should be stored in temperatures between 40 degrees and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. 6. When stored properly, leftover paint is valuable for more than 5 years!