storage question

[scentlady]

When I do a craft show can I put candles in my car the night before. It's starting to get cold at night and I wondered if the cold will affect the candles in any way. It's easier to load up the night before, but I would wait if there's a posssible problem.

[AttachedTofive]

When I do a craft show can I put candles in my car the night before. It's starting to get cold at night and I wondered if the cold will affect the candles in any way. It's easier to load up the night before, but I would wait if there's a posssible problem.

I'd like to know too. I store all of my candles in a room that gets down to around 55 degrees in the winter.

[dashmo37]

I am not telling anyone to do this. This is just my own experience. I have limited space in my home so have cases upon cases of soy candles in the hex jars stored in an unheated/cooled shed. After a YEAR I was afraid to look but they were the best looking candles! No cracks or anything. They were colored and there was no frost either. The was was ECO CB 135. BTW, you would not believe the throw after a years cure:shocked2:

[Fire and Ice]

I don't think there would be a problem provided it well above freezing. You really don't want your candles to freeze and then have to thaw out for the show. I keep 2 cases of candles in my truck at this time of year. It's just makes it easier to restock the stores this way.

[Fern-Marie]

I just did this last nite! I was just too tired to bring them back into the house...so, they are out in the car. Glad to hear that I am not going to regret it.