How Should I Use Aerosols in Extreme Temperatures?

One downside of aerosol products is that they don't perform as well in extreme temperatures. If you're participating in a show and it's extremely hot or cold outside, you may notice your products aren't spraying as well as usual. In cases like this, Jon Gevelinger recommends a few different things you can do to try and keep those aerosols at the right temperature.
If it's cold, you can place the aerosol cans in a bucket of warm water to warm them back up. Also make sure to bring the aerosols inside with you overnight so keep them at an ideal temperature. If it's extremely hot out, consider keeping your aerosols in a cooler. And always remember to test your aerosols off to the side first, to make sure they're spraying properly before applying them to your calf.
For more great tips from Jon and the Weaver Livestock Team, visit www.weaverlive...