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cold shock on Cast Iron Plant
Quick answer
If your Cast Iron Plant has cold shock, the most likely cause is: Exposure to temperatures below 7C (45F) during transport or from window drafts causing membrane damage.
Start here:
- 1. Double-bag in plastic when transporting in winter
- 2. Avoid placing near direct furnace vents or AC drafts
Why Cast Iron Plant gets cold shock
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Exposure to temperatures below 7C (45F) during transport or from window drafts causing membrane damage.
How to reverse cold shock on Cast Iron Plant
- 1
Double-bag in plastic when transporting in winter
- 2
Avoid placing near direct furnace vents or AC drafts
- 3
Sprint between store and pre-heated car
Keep cold shock off this Cast Iron Plant
Buy during mild weather; install window seals to block cold drafts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What causes cold shock on Cast Iron Plant?
Exposure to temperatures below 7C (45F) during transport or from window drafts causing membrane damage.
How do I fix cold shock on Cast Iron Plant?
Double-bag in plastic when transporting in winter. Avoid placing near direct furnace vents or AC drafts.
How do I keep cold shock from coming back on Cast Iron Plant?
Buy during mild weather; install window seals to block cold drafts.