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   grbmds | Nov 18, 2022 09:22am | #1

   The best source for an answer would be http://www.titebond.com. The company is usually responsive to questions. These days…I don’t know if that’s still true. Given that they say that it’s good for 2 years when stored at 75 degrees I would keep it in a place that is climate controlled for storage but check with then.

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   gulfstar | Nov 18, 2022 11:00am | #2

   I have been working in unheated shops since childhood and from experience if the glue has not frozen it’s good. For the winter my shop temperature which is a car garage attached to the house will drop to 35 degrees later this winter, I use a portable heater to cut the humidity and bring the temperature up to about 50-55 F .

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   brucecolorado | Nov 18, 2022 11:34am | #3

   You should be fine: http://blog.titebond.com/page/how-to-store-your-wood-glue-for-longer-life

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   john_c2 | Nov 18, 2022 03:36pm | #4

   What those guys said.

   I've been known to put glue bottles in a pan of pretty warm water when the shop gets too cold.

   But you never want a project to fail just because of glue. If you aren't sure, use it to glue two snap pieces together. In an hour, you'll know if the glue is still good.