Is it suitable for freezer use?
812422
I guess that depends on the size of your freezer. This is a gallon jug of quality with a sealable top. I would tend to use freezer bags and not risk breaking this jug in the freezer. Good freezing. JH
812423
While I haven't tried that myself with these jars, I have put class canning jars in the freezer before with no ill effects. I used them to store pre-made martinis, delicious. The key take away is that liquids expand as they freeze, so be sure to leave space for expansion. Thawing them when you finally take them out may be a bit tricky. You shouldn't use heat, because that might cause the glass to break, and you also can't use the microwave because of the metal latch. Hope that helps.
1605583
I have had no issue using them in the freezer for short periods of time. The seal is pretty tight. Long term like with any type container frost builds up.
587859
I don't see why not. We just returned from a fishing trip where we used the freezer daily. Worked great--wish we'd bought it years ago.
690725
Yes, no problem. If you have really thick carpet or padding, those puck-like plastic bases, placed under the feet, will make the freezer more stable, if that's a problem. But my freezer works great and have not had any problems with it so far.Kevin
1827474
Angela - We have used these in the freezer without issue. They've been a good product for our family.
1147152
It isn't a freezer just a cooler, so I would only put items in that you would put in your refrigerator. It also functions as a warmer not a heater so you could put hot items in it to keep warm as well.
1238374
I can't think of any reason that you could not if your freezer is configured for it.
2002253
I think it can be - I have never used this particular one for that purpose, but I regularly use Glasslock containers to freeze all kinds of items. I would leave some space to allow for expansion.
1693951
I wouldn't recommend it. The coating seems more like a polyurethane glaze and, unless it was submerged in the stuff, I doubt that the metal is impervious to the cold and moisture in a freezer. I would recommend something made of rubber, coated with an epoxy substance or a freezer-suitable plastic for such use.
1436479
No dont use it inside Freezer compartment. batteries may Die. I only use it in normal refrigeration area and it works great .
1366283
No, these containers are not for freezing. You would use the foodsaver bags for that.
2002886
Yes. It's very sturdy. I have it in my cabinet to store Ziplock bags and aluminum foil. But yes, it would definitely fit in your freezer -- if you have a freezer on top of your icebox. The side-by-side freezer/refrigerators may be too small.
399652
This is the wrong device for your needs. It has only one probe so you can't measure 2 temperatures. Also the lowest temperature it is rated for is 14 deg. F. so not suitable for freezer at all. It is really meant for measuring relative humidity.
163261
I haven't put it in the freezer, but it is very very durable. It will only crack after years of use.
214739
It is my understanding these containers are intended for dry storage - beans, flour,pasta, sugar, etc. I don't recall reading anything about freezer use.
1426124
I use other containers for freezer. Anyway, these are safe for use in freezer too. Here is what specification says: "Containers are safe for refrigerator and freezer use; however when exposed to extreme temperature fluctuations the Container lid may lift due to changes in air pressure." http://www.oxo.com/download/GG_1071394_webinstruction.pdf
564866
As far as I know, fine! We've had ours for six months with no problems. (There is no freezer compartment.)