Can I freeze the bottle in the freezer?
1720989
I have not tried to freeze it. Freezing water makes it expand and could crack it. Your question is a good one. It would be nice to have cold water. The mfg should know the answer.
1720990
You should check with the manufacturer however, simple science says if there is any liquid in the bottle or straw it would expand and possibly damage them. If, as I've seen some do in the hot Texas heat, you want your liquid to start as ice and melt as the heat works it's magic you'd need to leave the lid off and keep the straw out. Which means the straw wouldn't fit once the water freezes. This only leads me to wonder why you'd consider this product as it's geared toward field use or situations where you're prepared for poor water quality. Good luck.
1720991
Bottle is not possible to be frozen because of the risk of rupture.Please use chilled to put in the ice.
1720992
Do not freeze this bottle or filter. It is designed to be used with liquid water. There are other water bottles you can freeze but most plastic ones would just burst when the water freezes. Short answer to your question is no.
1720993
Thank you for your inquiry. These bottles along with the filter cannot be frozen. Hope this helps!!!
1720994
The bottle is not made for freezing nor is the filter. A bottle "labeled for freezing" should only be used for freezing. A bottle labeled "dishwasher safe" can be used in the dishwasher. THIS BOTTLE IS NOT FREEZER OR DISHWASHER approved or recommended.The filter would burst and the straw would not hold up. Hand wash per instructions and follow guidelines for keeping filter in working order.with a little effort your bottle and filter will last the lifetime per the manufacturer. I have not had any issues while following the steps needed to keep it running free and clear. Enjoy knowing your water is safe no matter where you are with the LifeStraw bottle. The bottle is not made for freezing nor is the filter. A bottle "labeled for freezing" should only be used for freezing. A bottle labeled "dishwasher safe" can be used in the dishwasher. THIS BOTTLE IS NOT FREEZER OR DISHWASHER approved or recommended.The filter would burst and the straw would not hold up. Hand wash per instructions and follow guidelines for keeping filter in working order.with a little effort your bottle and filter will last the lifetime per the manufacturer. I have not had any issues while following the steps needed to keep it running free... » Read More The bottle is not made for freezing nor is the filter. A bottle "labeled for freezing" should only be used for freezing. A bottle labeled "dishwasher safe" can be used in the dishwasher. THIS BOTTLE IS NOT FREEZER OR DISHWASHER approved or recommended.The filter would burst and the straw would not hold up. Hand wash per instructions and follow guidelines for keeping filter in working order.with a little effort your bottle and filter will last the lifetime per the manufacturer. I have not had any issues while following the steps needed to keep it running free and clear. Enjoy knowing your water is safe no matter where you are with the LifeStraw bottle. « Show Less
1730640
These bottles have a plastic stopper. I would not use these to freeze in...I think they break.
2106892
It's not necessary. The bottle says to store between 59-86 degrees and not to freeze.
2080066
I used mine every other day and keep it in a air tight container at room temp. I looked it up and yes u can put it in freezer, thoughumight loose a lil of the flavour
1839658
Hello Janet, You do not chill or freeze this container. Simply chill your bottle of wine and place it in the container. The container is simply designed to slow warming while on the dining table. It is not designed or meant to be a chilling device
1249230
I am not sure. I would lean toward no, and I wouldn't put mine in the freezer. I think if the plastic got too cold it would run a real risk of cracking. However, this cup will keep ice for at least a few hours, so a frozen drink might keep a while longer than a traditional cup too.
1777283
No need to freeze the container. It will keep drinks cold an average of 3 hours due to it's insulation.
1559739
hard ice will not fit into the opening but you can make a bath of very cold ice cube water and put into it with a funnel or large measuring cup. You could also put this very cold bottle into the freezer but please set a timer so that it is removed before it froze solid.
2185441
I've never put them in the freezer, but I don't see why you couldn't. Although they are awesome at room temperature! Best teether my son used.
1819894
Yes, I was able to put them in the freezer. The only problem I had was the lids don't stay on very well and it's not a complete seal if the lids do stay put.
643469
Tempting. I was afraid to do so but I did freeze just a few times. Lid off, 1/3 fill and froze it overnight. Next am I put water in it and had very cold water all day. I froze another similar bottle almost full, it worked so well that it didn't thaw enough to drink for 8 hours. I bought the wide mouth Kleen Kanteen for ease of adding ice and that works just as well for my purpose. My KK tolerated a few freezes, lid off, no problem. Hope this helps.
595065
The freezer is very small. I use it mainly to store beer and wine. (Nothing in the freezer.)
1971640
I probably would not freeze them. They are pretty thin and don't appear to be designed for the freezer. They have a similar thickness to a wine glass at the top.
1326853
I never tried freezing it because of how hard the actual nipple part was. I would say yes, you would be able to freeze it; however, its already hard enough. The rubber is pretty thick. Hope this answers your question.
97629
I repackaged mine in 1 gallon ziplocs and have had it on the shelf for 8 months with no problems. Because it is a dry product, I don't believe you need to freeze it to store it.
550019
I have not tried to freeze them. And I don't think it would work very well. If the expanding liquid didn't break them, the extreme cold would probably make them more prone to crack
1819060
I just keep it in the freezer, without the pouring spout obviously, and then just get it out when I open a bottle. I think it's great and also bought some for wine loving family as Christmas presents.