Can the Yardstash II be used for seasonal use, where it is put up for about 3-4 months, then taken down and stored for the remainder of the year?
1037610
Sure. In fact lots of people use it when traveling in their RVs. They set it up next to a tree or post and store bikes, etc. in it. Then lock the bikes in by running a chain around the bikes and then pulling the chain through a slat in the back of the Yardstash to go around the tree. Set-up only takes a few minutes - once you already done it and know how.
1037611
Depending on where you live and the weather conditions, I suppose you could. We use ours in AZ during the winter months. I wouldn't use it where there's a heavy snowfall because I'm sure the weight of snow would eventually collapse it. However it has stood the winds of AZ, rain, etc. Hope that helps.
1991542
Sorry don't know but I'm sure u can email the manafacture . We've had 3 of them for 2 years now and they have been great. But we do store them during the winter only out spring/summer.
877050
I wouldn't do that. I would recommend storing them in a more climate-controlled environment-- a storage shed, or a garage, where the tempurature isn't going to fluctuate so much from season to season. Just to be safe!
2196517
In the summer we leave it on the dock when not in use & in the winter we roll it up, tie with a bungee cord & store in an outside storage space
1170870
I store it in a cool dry place. It doesn't last longer than 3 months with 3 of us taking it.
1614857
The unit has a shelf life. At 24/7 it might get used up more quickly than you would like.
1261064
Yes, as long as you use them once a month or more. Mine are working fine and that is what I do. When they are not in use during off seasons, you must unplug them from the charger and store them.
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440866
Hi, it is my first year, I plan to take it down over winter, but not sure yet.Technically there is no need to do so. But I might want to move it in another place anyhow.
298167
If your basement's temperature is constant and it's dry in there,you can store the product for about 12 months. Kind regards !
1416975
I would suggest keeping it in the frig if you can't use within six months. That is how I store mine.
696790
No more than 3 months would be perfect. I know persons that already used it for 5 months with no problem.... Keep the bag closed tide or fill another hermetic recipient with the pownder. regards
711344
Absolutely you don't want to empty this amount of water so frequently. I left mine full over the winter and took me 2 days to get it clean and ready for the season
1757427
It can be stored on end although I use mine every day! I would not be without this unit. Don't know about warranty
1814261
I think it depends on where you live. We live in Texas and leave ours up all year long.
347373
2 weeks, give or take, and may require a second application. I just head into the yard every 2 or 3 weeks to re-treat and hit the ones I missed last time. I'm sure by fall it will all be gone.
2017129
I have it put away til i need it next. I would not think it would hold up to winter conditions.