Is this freezer safe for liquids?
1592107
I have no idea. Apologies for not answering sooner but I was seriously ill. I suggest you contact the manufacturer. Sincerely, John
1592108
You can freeze liquids, but don't fill too high because liquid expand when frozen! Fill to about the bottom or just little lower than the jar lid edge. You can feeze liquids in mason jars as well and there's a "freeze line" just below the lid.
1592109
Sorry, I've never used it in the freezer. While I'm not sure the definition of freezer safe I will say, they are sturdy and the lid screws down tightly. I would put mine in the freezer if the need arose.
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.
1541902
It is not good for liquids. It is good for everything else. I have two of these and liquids are not the best., You would have to use a thermose.
2195144
Yes as long as you do not fill it up and do not close the lid. When it's full and the water freezes, the pressure is high enough to damage the container. I found that out the hard way.
1366283
No, these containers are not for freezing. You would use the foodsaver bags for that.
1931070
I have been using using it with a frost free freezer converted into a kegerator for the last two years without incident. Many others are successfully doing so. If you have a particular concern, you can try contacting the freezer manufacturer. However, it is not a significant concern to me. Theoretically, a manual defrost might allow slightly more consistent or precise temperature regulation by avoiding defrost cycles, but I have yet to meet anyone for whom that is of any actual significance.
995275
Yes it is. You can check it by placing it in the freezer for one day and you will notice that it will not freeze entirely. It will be sort of slushy but the liquid that turns into slush is the water; the rest is pure H202.
1436479
No dont use it inside Freezer compartment. batteries may Die. I only use it in normal refrigeration area and it works great .
509434
I would not fill with liquids as in the vacuum process they tend to leak out if you put to much in. The unit does a great job on fruits, meats, and vegetables from the garden. I love the unit. Last years green beans look they did when I sealed them, the peaches also. Meats do not show any sign of freezer burn. However, I tried it on a hoagie roll and it looked like a cigar after all the air was remover. It did expand back to about 90% of its original size as we opened it and did not freeze it. Man did my wife and I laugh, One second there was the roll the next It looked like a cigar.
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
690726
I guess it could but I wouldn't recommend it. I'm just thinking that there's a potential to leak. Maybe get one of those trays for washers and put the freezer on it just in case.
2092335
These containers appear to be polycarbonate or PETG plastic. They use what appears to be a silicone seal. They should be safe for the refrigerator and freezer. However, I really do not see the point of using them in the freezer. These were designed to seal air from shelf-stable food. A freezer is designed to extend the life of decomposing foods. I would wrap meat or cheese in tin foil and place it in the freezer. I would use the OXO containers for pet food, snacks, candy, rice, beans, or other dry foods. We purchased these with the square buttions and then OXO changed the square buttons to the PET line and manufactured the same units with round buttons for consumers. We still use the square button models for people food. No problems on any of them yet.
255235
Yes to freezer safe. It's not a great nest. It's more like a hybrid between nest and stack.
399650
T/here are no specifications in the text. I guess I would not use it in the freezer as I am convinced it would devastate the instrument. Now if you want to keep tabs on humidity and temp in your fridge. I would imagine it would handle that ok.
476597
Haven't tried liquids, but it has a good seal and if you don't tempt fate by storing it on its side, I don't think you will have leaks.
1952143
From the research I did, it will freeze around 22 Fahrenheit. I don't know what liquid is inside.
2013732
no; it is not usable for freezers that require a lower temperature refrigerant. Compared to the old Freon-12, 134a is less efficient in automotive systems.