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I got to the final drops of my Zaino today and it's almost 2 yrs old. It seemed like it was harder to remove/wipe off than it usually is. I still have a little left. Should I throw it away and start on my new bottle?
I know I shoudn't have any left after 2 years but I do .
Yes, Zaino has a very short life span. I think you are supposed to use it up within 30 days or it goes bad. Just kidding. I don't use the product, yet, but I know others that do and they love that stuff. You really shouldn't have any left after two years. Break open that new bottle!
Last edited by Shortimer; Oct 14, 2004 at 10:49 PM.
I got to the final drops of my Zaino today and it's almost 2 yrs old. It seemed like it was harder to remove/wipe off than it usually is. I still have a little left. Should I throw it away and start on my new bottle?
I know I shoudn't have any left after 2 years but I do .
My first Bottle of Z5 was gone in 4 Months,
Hell I even did my wife's car
As long as it is stored properly (no freezing tempatures) it should last quite awhile. I have heard stories of it going bad and Sal usually replaces it free of charge.
As long as it is stored properly (no freezing tempatures) it should last quite awhile. I have heard stories of it going bad and Sal usually replaces it free of charge.
You and I don't have to worry about freezing temps .
I just ran into the same thing (3 years old). I called Zaino and he said if it shakes up ok and isn't lumpy and stays "suspended" after shaking it, then it should be ok. Extreme Summers and winters won't help, but 3 years is borderline.