How many years might this product last in a shaded location?
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I've only had this for a year. If you get a lot of snow and ice, the netting will sag. It really depends on how you use it. I covered bushes and the netting held up fine. It will blow away so you need to have it anchored.
84032
It's netting, so I suppose a couple of years. It would depend on exposure to type of weather elements. We use it seasonally to protect potted plants mainly.
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It would depend on amount of use and how well you take care of it. I expect mine to last 5 years at least.
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Do you mean: "will a solar panel or film get harmed by not being used?" (immediately?) Short answer is NO. Longer answer is also NO. Damage may be accrued due to the materials the panel or film is made of. And the storage time / temperature / packing conditions. So if its dry and room temp and the panel is flat / film is flat then it should last some years. But everything will age and the covering layer may be subject to changes with time etc. But any panel bought and used within a year should be no problem at all. Just store it with care. Update: Panel deterioration over time: 92% at 10 years, 84% at 20 years, 80% at 25 years (of minimum power) According to their PDF spec sheet (pvl-144-43882.pdf)
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Hello Jean, I suggest the product would last indefinitely exposed to the outside temperature but not wet by rain.
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It depends on how much sun you give it. I live in a partial wooded lot and get about 8 hours.
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As far as I know, it's several years. Keep it tightly closed and in a pantry or cabinet out of the sun. I had one bottle that lasted over four years without losing flavor or going bad.
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It is when new...... but extended exposure to the sun will cause the rubber seal to deteriorate over time. Probably good for 4-5 yrs.
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I think this table could last indefinitely outdoors as long as it is under cover. If it gets rained or snowed on, I would give it just a couple of years at most. Hope this helps.
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It's near the bottom of the bottle. Keep in a cool dark place out of the sun and it will stay fresh for a couple years or more.
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It can be reused many times as long as it is cared for. The growing media and nutrients should be the only thing that you'll replace. Indoors with lighting it will last you a long time. Outdoors with the elements you should get 3-5 years
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I'm not 100% sure but I believe there will be UV issues over a period of time. You may want to contact the manufacturer on this item.
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Rocky Mountain Sunscreen lists a three-year effective life, and while it is safe to use past its expiration date, it does lose some effectiveness. I hope this helps.
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Well I keep it in the dark (closed) except when being used, so it gets exposed to very little light and should last many years.
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Says it's packaged for 30 years. I'll let you know in another 29... OK just kidding, I have these in a dark cool place and it all looks good.
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As long as you keep it cool and away from light it will stay usable for at least a year..Refrigerate and it'll last even longer..
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Please keep it in a cool and dark place where you can save it for a long while, may be over an year!
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I live in Michigan and we leave it out year round. I expect it to last 3-4 years based on this.