Thanks for the suggestions about keeping a small ice box or cooler in the car to store glue. This will probably work fine if the temperature is no lower than 30. I once saw at the arboretum the way they kept blossoms from freezing. They used a sprinkler to spray a fine mist on the blossoms as the temperature dropped below freezing. Something about the very act of ice making created enough heat to protect them - even under all the ice that formed. Strange thing, this property of thermal dynamics. So I was wondering about anti-freeze. The same stuff in my car keeps the engine from overheating in the summer, and freezing up in the winter. If I were to surround a container containing my glue in a container full of anti-freeze, would this prevent the glue from cooking in the summer and freezing in the winter? Would it help to pack the glue bottles in styromfoam inside this container? So just how stupid is this idea? Carol Beigel
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