Tim Frederich on thu 3 jul 08
Hi,
The cones will be fine. The only thing that might damage the cones is if
they get totally wet as in a flood. Heat and cold and humidity will not
affect their performance. Happy firing.
Tim Frederich, Dublin, Ohio
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 6:49 PM, Shula wrote:
> I have several boxes of cones that I have had for many years. During that
> time, they endured 1 year in storage outside of Oklahoma City where I assume
> the temp inside the storage area got quite hot in the summer. Since last
> August, they are in the garagio in Desert Hot Springs where the temp can
> reach - who know, but it can be 115 or so outside during the summer. A
> couple of questions:
> - will storage in a hot garage or hot storage effect the accuracy of these
> cones?
> - should I bring the new cones I just bought into the house where the temp
> usually stays at 85 or below?
>
> Thanks
>
> Shula
> Desert Hot Springs, California USA
>
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Tim Frederich; Diversified Ceramic Services Inc.; 7144 Scioto Road, Dublin,
Ohio 43017; phone: 614-946-2156; fax: 614-873-6614; e-mail:
tfrederich@gmail.com
Shula on thu 3 jul 08
I have several boxes of cones that I have had for many years. During that time, they endured 1 year in storage outside of Oklahoma City where I assume the temp inside the storage area got quite hot in the summer. Since last August, they are in the garagio in Desert Hot Springs where the temp can reach - who know, but it can be 115 or so outside during the summer. A couple of questions:
- will storage in a hot garage or hot storage effect the accuracy of these cones?
- should I bring the new cones I just bought into the house where the temp usually stays at 85 or below?
Thanks
Shula
Desert Hot Springs, California USA
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