Instructions for putting the it in the freezer; will the fabric (not beads) get wet or absorb smells?
1594909
The fabric is a nice cotton like pouch. It can get wet and I assume it could absorb smells. I have not had any troubles with absorption of smells with over 100 hours in the freezer and 100s of times thru the microwave. The pouch is very washable if you have any reason to clean it. Best 20 bucks I have spent in years.
1594910
I only use it for hot in the microwave. I can tell you that it is a moist heat and would think it would get wet. I wouldn't use it in the freezer personally. That being said, I love this wrap and I am very glad that I got it.
1594911
Actually, I used this item in microwave oven. Not in the freezer. It is a winter :)Sorry, I can not help you.
1594912
Mine has not and we put it in the freezer all the time. After a few months of this type of use, the wrap still works perfectly and smells clean and fresh. I hope this helps.
1594913
This item was given as a gift, (from the person's gift list), so I have no idea how it reacts to being in the freezer.
1594914
It does not get wet, but best if you put it in a large zip lock bag. Can absorb smells if you have strong smells like onions, peppers this sort of thing. Also it does not get real cold or stay cold for long.
2033494
I don't know, but I do know if you seal the bag properly when you open it the clothes in the bag will smell like your washing detergent or your fabric softner. I always spray a small square of cloth with lavender and it in the bag (after it has dried) and everything comes out beautifully and I have had some bags of clothes stored for four years.
723515
Put it in a plastic bag and stick in the freezer. Overnight would be best so it stays cold, but if you need it in a hurry try it in the freezer for an hour or so.
535014
There are no real instructions. Put it on a flat surface and put your frozen foods still in their wrapping onto the tray. Keeping them wrapped keeps the moisture in as well as keeping your countertop clean of any drippings from the thawing.Walk away and forget it. Don't forget it too long because it works quite fast.You can also put it in your fridge with the food on it if you need to go away and on this way it defrosts and stays cool avoiding bacterial contaminations.Just wash the tray in warm soapy water, rinse, dry and store till the next time you need it.It has saved my bacon man times when I realized I forgot to thaw AGAIN. !!!!Lene from Holland. There are no real instructions. Put it on a flat surface and put your frozen foods still in their wrapping onto the tray. Keeping them wrapped keeps the moisture in as well as keeping your countertop clean of any drippings from the thawing.Walk away and forget it. Don't forget it too long because it works quite fast.You can also put it in your fridge with the food on it if you need to go away and on this way it defrosts and stays cool avoiding bacterial contaminations.Just wash the tray in warm soapy water, rinse, dry and store till the next time you need... » Read More There are no real instructions. Put it on a flat surface and put your frozen foods still in their wrapping onto the tray. Keeping them wrapped keeps the moisture in as well as keeping your countertop clean of any drippings from the thawing.Walk away and forget it. Don't forget it too long because it works quite fast.You can also put it in your fridge with the food on it if you need to go away and on this way it defrosts and stays cool avoiding bacterial contaminations.Just wash the tray in warm soapy water, rinse, dry and store till the next time you need it.It has saved my bacon man times when I realized I forgot to thaw AGAIN. !!!!Lene from Holland. « Show Less
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.
64978
No, dont put it in the freezer. Just regular refrigeration will be fine, and believe me it will last.
1306604
I store mine in the freezer in airtight containers. Works OK, and it should prevent all nasty critters. Mine hasn't gotten soggy or anything after a few months of this. BTW, I recommend NOT buying this much masa unless you're sure that your needs are awfully high. I'm regretting buying so much. 50 pounds is way more than I expected.
372370
I normally put the 2nd bag in the freezer. I've had some frozen for 6-12 months and it works just fine once I open it. What I have open is in an air tight jar and it keeps fine as well in the refrigerator for months.
1958407
I just hand wash mine. I love it...there is plenty room. Sometimes the lettuce and tomatoes get a little too cold but it's still good. I just don't leave the part you freeze in the freezer too long. Works great
1989710
It is in powder form inside of clear gel capsules so the likelihood of freezing or high heat should be no problem. The bottle also contains a drying agent too , but not sure if that does anything.
1721151
If I were you, I would keep the bag in the freezer, and just keep out as much as you can use in a few weeks. If you keep it at room temperature for a long time it will go rancid, and it does take a while to go through a whole 1 pound bag (I have 1-2 cups a day, and it takes me at least 6 months).
23752
No need to put it in the freezer or refrigerator. I don't know how the gel works, and it's not "cold", but more of distinct and pleasant "cool". I have 2 of these pillows. One with the gel and one without. I notice and miss the gel pillow right away. This pillow may come with it's own zipper covering. I've taken that off, using only a pillow case. The cool sensation is more distinct.
1808464
I put mine in the freezer right after I clean it and it stays in there until I use it next time. I haven't had any problems.
2080064
I keep the unopened bags in my pantry, and put the contents of the opened bag into a sealed glass jar in the refrigerator. So far, both seem to be just fine. Don't know about what freezing would do to the coconut. Maybe you should contact Red Mill about that.
1341981
Yes, you will need to freeze it. It gets all gritty and stuff if you do not.
365157
Wet it the wring out water leaving slightly moisteThen Put in freezer for at least three hoursOr leave it in till needed
1808463
That is where I keep it, ready to use. I cover the mouth with tin foil to keep it clean and no freezer smell in it.