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No. Not a good idea. The reeds are set in beeswax in general (or maybe a more modern type of wax.) The beeswax can freeze or at least harden and the reeds may become loose.
- Is cold weather bad for accordions?
- How do you store an accordion?
- What should you not leave in a cold car?
- Are electronics OK in the cold?
Is cold weather bad for accordions?
Accordions do not like temperature differences. The heat or the cold can cause problems, even permanently damage your instrument. ... But less extreme temperatures also cause damage, however less serious. Bring the instrument back to normal temperature using the same method as when it is cold.
How do you store an accordion?
Always store your accordion in a case if you can. This helps keep it away from humidity and other things that might damage the instrument. Try to keep it out of too much heat, cold, or humidity. The reeds inside the accordion might bend out of tune if there's too much humidity.
What should you not leave in a cold car?
10 Things Never to Leave in a Cold Car
- Musical Instruments. 1/10. ...
- Bottled Water. 2/10. ...
- Canned and Bottled Soda. 3/10. ...
- Cellphones and Computers. 4/10. ...
- Drugs and Medication. 5/10. ...
- Household Cleansers. 6/10. ...
- Paint. 7/10. ...
- Canned Goods. 8/10.
Are electronics OK in the cold?
Your batteries will drain rapidly in the cold. After a few hours in the cold, your battery will likely be drained completely, rendering your gadget useless until its next charge. Damage is done to screens and monitors when left out in the cold.
