Although Dow Chemical Company's touted miraculous wonder-product "GREAT STUFF" insulating foam sealant performs remarkably well once that it has been dispensed from the can, it also remains true that this product possesses an occult secret propensity for mal-performance while sitting idle in the can during periods of storage.
I believe it becomes tantamount to an abusive cruel practical joke -- and an expensive one at that -- which the Dow Company continues to perpetrate upon the innocent, undeserving, and altogether unwitting consumer/customer public at large. In terms of explanation and attendant elaboration, please consider the following factual discussion:
Within the course of normal product storage -- under the manufacturer recommended ideal indoor temperature conditions -- the "GREAT STUFF" product develops a tendency to undergo perhaps some chemical transformation which disallows it to be dispensed from the can .... in many cases after only a few short months of idle storage before intended usage. Another possible explanation for this phenomenon may be related to some manner of propellant degradation, absorption, chemical conversion, undue leakage, and/or exhaustion and disappearance altogether within the confines of the can which contains the substance of the product.
Dow Company allowance for the continued existence of the aforementioned flawed technical aspect creating faulty non-performance of the "GREAT STUFF" product becomes tantamount to a real problematic issue which should not be left to remain unprotested and unchallenged by the consumer base, therefore it represents an important matter which should not be allowed to persist, thus necessitating active company involvement in finding a way in which to resolve this unfair aggravating issue post-haste, as entirely apropos.
As there are no storage alerts, precautions, or warnings appearing upon the product container -- in order to address the ongoing potential problems associated with product storage -- I must advance the assertion that an unfair and improper condition remains existent with the product .... one that affects performance integrity in such flawed manner as to cause customers to suffer considerable unfair expense, undeserved frustration, and attendant financial loss, in many cases, after purchasing the product and storing it, only to find that it does not work when it is needed for whatever application may be called for when employed. I, for one, have been severely burned through undue negative consequence of the previously described product mal-performance. This untoward circumstance does indeed represents a RIP-OFF of sorts -- especially when said product is purchased in bulk .... like by-the-case, for instance -- and allows a very negative product characteristic to persist within the marketplace ..... which remains entirely disgraceful, in my opinion.
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Although Dow Chemical Company's touted miraculous wonder-product "GREAT STUFF" insulating foam sealant performs remarkably well once that it has been dispensed from the can, it also remains true that this product possesses an occult secret propensity for mal-performance while sitting idle in the can during periods of storage.
I believe it becomes tantamount to an abusive cruel practical joke -- and an expensive one at that -- which the Dow Company continues to perpetrate upon the innocent, undeserving, and altogether unwitting consumer/customer public at large. In terms of explanation and attendant elaboration, please consider the following factual discussion:
Within the course of normal product storage -- under the manufacturer recommended ideal indoor temperature conditions -- the "GREAT STUFF" product develops a tendency to undergo perhaps some chemical transformation which disallows it to be dispensed from the can .... in many cases after only a few short months of idle storage before intended usage. Another possible explanation for this phenomenon may be related to some manner of propellant degradation, absorption, chemical conversion, undue leakage, and/or exhaustion and disappearance altogether within the confines of the can which contains the substance of the product.
Dow Company allowance for the continued existence of the aforementioned flawed technical aspect creating faulty non-performance of the "GREAT STUFF" product becomes tantamount to a real problematic issue which should not be left to remain unprotested and unchallenged by the consumer base, therefore it represents an important matter which should not be allowed to persist, thus necessitating active company involvement in finding a way in which to resolve this unfair aggravating issue post-haste, as entirely apropos.
As there are no storage alerts, precautions, or warnings appearing upon the product container -- in order to address the ongoing potential problems associated with product storage -- I must advance the assertion that an unfair and improper condition remains existent with the product .... one that affects performance integrity in such flawed manner as to cause customers to suffer considerable unfair expense, undeserved frustration, and attendant financial loss, in many cases, after purchasing the product and storing it, only to find that it does not work when it is needed for whatever application may be called for when employed. I, for one, have been severely burned through undue negative consequence of the previously described product mal-performance. This untoward circumstance does indeed represents a RIP-OFF of sorts -- especially when said product is purchased in bulk .... like by-the-case, for instance -- and allows a very negative product characteristic to persist within the marketplace ..... which remains entirely disgraceful, in my opinion.