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Hydrox in the summer heat? - mark63 - 07-11-2014

I was wondering if keeping hydrox in the truck during the hot summer days will affect it.


RE: Hydrox in the summer heat? - Duane - 07-11-2014

I haven't had any problem yet,but I was wondering that too after having a different companies gell & ruined almost a whole gallon...


RE: Hydrox in the summer heat? - Lounge Lizards - 07-11-2014

I can't get Hydrox as such down under, but I do use a similar product with H2O2 in it.

Living in the tropics we don't carry large quantities of any product that may be affected by heat.

Our H2O2 is kept in a one gallon bottle with a vented lid.

If the lid is not vented, pressure can build up and explode the bottle, then you have a problem with the H2O2 throughout your vehicle.

Even worse if someone is nearby when this happens.

Our five gallon container is kept in the cool at home and we de-cant it regularly.

As above, we also have had gelled products separate due to the heat, and some also (I believe), with age.

When you live a thousand + miles from your distributor, it can be a fine line between ordering enough product without getting too much that it goes off, or not ordering enough & you run short of product.

Excessive freight charges ensures that one must be frugal. Dodgy Wink

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RE: Hydrox in the summer heat? - encapman - 07-11-2014

Heat and light are tough on hydrogen peroxide. That being said, we have a lot of it out in the field all summer long (HydrOx is a very popular product) and it holds up just fine. Bottom line; limit how much HydrOx you store in a hot vehicle. Beyond that small measure of care - you should be good.