Hi,
The optimum space I have to keep my bullet stored is in a conservatory. This would expose it to extreme temperatures - up to 40°c or 0°c in UK. Putting the performance of the roast itself aside for a moment, would this cause problems with the actual bullet itself?
TIA
0-40°C should not be a problem during storage.
That’s good to know, thanks @jacob .
Is there a maximum it can be stored at safely?
It sounds silly thinking of a roaster that can withstand high temperatures for roasting, but I wouldn’t want to damage any electronics on the outside, for example.
But sounds promising that keeping it stored in the conservatory is an option 
I don’t see what could possibly deteriorate even at 45C or higher.