If you’re cold, they’re cold.
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Fall is officially here, and while temperatures are dropping, it isnt quite winter yet.
Before it gets too cold, its a good idea to re-evaluate yourstorage needs.
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Food items such as perishables and alcoholic beverages should never be stored outdoors in winter," she explains.
“Extreme cold can freeze and damage perishable food items.
“The cold will cause the paint to separate, making it unusable.”
Exposure to cold temperatures can reduce the effectiveness of cleaning products,” Anderson says.
Outdoor Furniture
Outdoor furnitureshould be stored inside during the colder months.
“Antiques are usually made of delicate materials that can be impacted by cold or warm weather.”
