If the Daconil freezes during storage, is it still effective after thawing?
1151526
I would think not. Chemicals change after freeze and thaw. But contact company (Check company site on line for Tel. #)
1151527
I have never had it freeze on me, but I would say it should be good. Ya might want to contact the manufacturer.
1151528
Sorry, no idea. Better check w/ manufacturer - should be an 800 number on the package.
1151529
I have never had occasion to have used the product after it having been frozen, so cannot accurately give an answer. I will say that by experience on other such products that if it has been degraded it will sometimes show signs of separation or clotting. I would go ahead and use the product without hesitation.
1151530
Short answer, yes. I've used my bottle for two years now and it freezes every winter but still keep the powdery mildew off our roses. The whole story... well reader's digest version: The product is basically 30% Chlorothalonil in a lot of water. The freezing point of Chlorothalonil is &lt; -15 degrees Celsius. This is a powerful fungicide, use with care and take the smart precautions.
1151531
Short answer, yes. I've used my bottle for two years now and it freezes every winter but still keep the powdery mildew off our roses.The whole story... well reader's digest version: The product is basically 30% Chlorothalonil in a lot of water. The freezing point of Chlorothalonil is < -15 degrees Celsius. This is a powerful fungicide, use with care and take the smart precautions.
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.
1225418
We shave a large bowl full and store it in the freezer for later use. It forms a slight "crust" if harder ice but generally stays nice and soft. I would expect a cooler full might melt some.
1179401
If it NEVER gets below freezing, I wouldn't worry about it. I think it's basically a type of antifreeze in a can, because you can NEVER drain ALL of the water out and water expands when frozen which damages the unit. I'm talking about experience, because I DID NOT USE this product the first year that I had mine and had to replace the pump. NICE!!!
98279
mine will on occassion freeze, but after i exit out and restart it, it will work fine. ive had mine for about 6 months now and my son has played with it everyday.
969162
No sorry to say. My husband get everything real cold then unplugs so it does not freeze. Just don't forget to plug back in!!
1763974
I have not done that yet. You may want to try it first. I do use these a lot, I just never froze them. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
299671
Yup, I've put mine in the freezer (even for weeks at a time) with no problems at all.
251768
if it is going to freeze yes. Other wise it is probably a good idea even if it doesn't freeze.
378510
We put the device in freezer right after we bought it in order to test the temperature alert, but the heavy metal door of the refrigerator prevented signal transferring. I believe the device probably will survive the frozen temperature in a freezer, but you probably wouldn't be able to read the temperature because there's no signal. We have been using this device for around a year so far, it works well, so far no issue. Definitely serves the purpose.
1496884
I am sorry I really do not know. I bought this as a gift for somebody in Florida so there is no worry for freezing.Sorry I cannot be more help.
676862
I have filled mine with a mixture of water, salt, and rubbing alcohol. This way the water can't freeze all of the way and the ice is flexible. After use, I just put it back in the freezer for the next use. The freezing process doesn't seem to hurt the liner of the bag, because it has not leaked at all.
2222439
Yes, I froze it all the time, in small servings. It does mess with the consistency a bit; I was blending it in smoothies and it wasn't a problem.
64978
No, dont put it in the freezer. Just regular refrigeration will be fine, and believe me it will last.
143554
Most definitely! I used it every day during the last 2 winter and it continuously froze up on me. It only occured during moments of HEAVY labor in 10*F
858155
I packed up the pump and stored it indoors for the winter. The freezing and thawing will not be good for the unit.
1324723
If this is the same product that I own (it looks like it) I have found NO defects in it. It makes ice quickly. It obviously isn't a freezer, so one shouldn't expect it to stay frozen for an extended period.