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I have a jug of NFO that must be 40 to 50 years old (or more, back to the days when most farming was done using horses instead of tractors).  It was stored in an unheated shed and subject to a temperature range of -40C to +30C.  It was originally in a glass gallon jug, but had been moved to a white plastic jug like used for motor oils.  It is still good.  Had no problems with it.

Tom

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Thanks Northmount, the stuff I warmed up is doing fine , so I will take your advice and keep it cool and only warm up what I need

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