I hear it's bad to store your liquids in hot places, and where I live it's incredibly hot right now. Got some liquid today and when I intercepted the package it was incredibly warm. Is this a bad thing? I guess it's not preventable.
Is it okay if my liquids get hot while USPS is driving them across the country?
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Hi,
Just want to clear a few things on the USPS.
If you live in the east, say NJ and order from Cali, The USPS will actually Fly your package to the nearest hub which would either be PA or NY then its trucked to another hub then to your PO. If you live in GA and buy in WA, its flown into ATL and then trucked to a hub then your PO.
The only way they will truck is if you order from WI and you live in FLA.
I have asked my PM this question and this was explained to me in this way..
Hope this was of some help.
Just want to clear a few things on the USPS.
If you live in the east, say NJ and order from Cali, The USPS will actually Fly your package to the nearest hub which would either be PA or NY then its trucked to another hub then to your PO. If you live in GA and buy in WA, its flown into ATL and then trucked to a hub then your PO.
The only way they will truck is if you order from WI and you live in FLA.
I have asked my PM this question and this was explained to me in this way..
Hope this was of some help.
I did loose a batch last summer. I travel for 4-5 days at a stretch and on one trip the package must have arrived on the day I left. When I returned home at the end of the week and retrieved the shipment from my mail box I found every bottle was cloudy and flat nasty tasting. Four days in a mailbox with outside temps over 100 I'm thinking had to be to blame.
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