Can you freeze water in this bottle without it cracking or expanding too much? Thanks!
972679
Yes, just make sure that you allow about two inches of air space, or else it will crack! I speak from personal experience.
556660
The directions say not to leave liquid in the bottle for very long. I assume you mean you want to put the plastic bottle in the freezer while there is liquid in the bottle. If that is the case, then no, you would't put the bottle in the freezer.
1482558
No! I don't consider any product that will crack when frozen or shatter when dropped freezer safe. Also, the lids are extremely difficult to remove once they are frozen.
2006294
I think so. We "cheat" a little bit. We froze our water bottles about 25% full the night before. The next morning, we filled them with cold water, placed them in the cooler, and placed our snacks around the bottles. We didn't unpack the cooler until the next day and everything was still cold. We really like it.
2006293
Yes, we freeze water bottles and use them, also it's really effective if you put the iced bottles in prior to use for a bit almost like a pre-cool, works for hours. Great cooler- enjoy
1661516
I have not used this way, but I imagine they could as long as you don't seal them tight until after the freezing process is done. Product inside jar will expand while freezing and could crack the glass if no room for the expansion. I would put plastic wrap over jar until frozen then add the lid.
1118989
Water expands as it freezes. Let's say water got inside your unit, somehow (say bad joint), when it was warm, then it got cold, at or below freezing, that could cause the plastic part of your unit to break or crack. If the cycle repeats, ...cold, warm, cold... the breakage only gets worse and more severe each time the cycle repeats.
1551297
As with freezing any liquid you must leave space for the liquid to become frozen. If you leave enough space for the expansion, no the jar will not break.
93557
Definitely leak proof. Would be nervous to freeze it though. It's basically a glass bottle that fits into a protective plastic sleeve. I'd be afraid freezing it might just shatter the glass.
1442422
I haven't frozen any beverages in the bottles. I think you won't have any trouble freezing liquid in the bottles as long as you leave move for expansion.
1470028
Don't freeze your bottle! I put in 14Oz of water and mine exploded. Don't freeze your bottle. It will break.
1720993
Thank you for your inquiry. These bottles along with the filter cannot be frozen. Hope this helps!!!
2090840
I would say yes, there is not liquids in it to freeze and crack the plastic.
1931998
Many people keep their bottles in the refrigerator (marked very clearly DO NOT DRINK). As I buy mine in gallon form, I keep them in a dark cool place in my basement (on a concrete floor). The temperature rage that has been given by many different sources average out to this: -15*F to 60*F to 65*F. Yes it can be frozen without breaking down. Be careful not to allow it to become too warm as 1) the container will swell and 2) the H2O2 will start breaking down quicker.
68630
I use mine in my fridge in a cup of distilled water, have it set to about 33 - 34 , I dig my beer on the cold side. If your useing it in a temp that's going to be freezing your water I would not put it in water. It seem sturdy to me . I have had no problem with mine.
2195145
I would say No..... It is aluminum and when liquids freeze they expand so these bottles would probably bend to accommodate the frozen liquid and you would end up with a odd shaped bottle.. just my opinion though..
792162
These if sealed with liquid contents this bottle would explode just like any other sealed container (water expands when frozen). If you were to leave a bit of space at the top then put the bottle unsealed in the freezer wait till it was frozen, then seal it, that would work.