I want to know if they fall out on the floor from the freezer once frozen are the lids going to break
2076580
Maybe. I never had that happen. I think the container would probably crack.
2076581
Having had this happen recently when the contents of my freezer skidded out (flexing shelf), I am happy to report that these items did NOT break. The Rubbermaid product (red lid) cracked. These Stor-keeper items are really high quality and last for years. Freezing DOES NOT make the plastic rigid. I saw some criticism with the lid seal. I have found that these seal perfectly, and I've not had any problems.
2076582
This happens often in my upright freezer, and neither the lids nor the tubs have broken.
2076583
Each time I used these contains in the freezer the lids have never became hard, they are always flexible. I use these containers in the freezer only and the lids stay on until I remove them.
2076584
I didn't actually drop one, but I believe it would break. Was very disappointed in quality of this item. Didn't seem like a freezer product, more like storage. Lids don't seal that well to be freezer
31121
I don't think they will break if frozen because they seem to be substantial and pliable enough to withstand freeze, but I have not tested them. I have been very pleased with how well they are holding up after several dishwasher cycles. Still look and feel brand new.
340937
I have used them in the freezer but they have cracked with sauce expanding from freezing. I much prefer smaller jam jars for freezing.
1730640
These bottles have a plastic stopper. I would not use these to freeze in...I think they break.
1942316
Yes, though I wouldn't leave them in a freezer as the plastic may become brittle & break.
1335201
I would not recommend trying to stack them in the freezer, since they're flexible, and the additional weight will likely cause a deformation of the bottom one, making the ice cubes more difficult to extract.
906758
If they are already frozen, I don't see why not. They would, however, be open at the bottom. Just my opinion, though.
99397
Yes, I use them all the time in the freezer. Two things to be careful with, do not fill all the way to the top because any water in the food or liquid will expand while freezing, and do not put into hot water right away, let it thaw. Glass breaks when it goes through sudden temperature change. I have not had a single problem. To me the extra steps with glass is worth it, because it doesn't absorb odors and it doesn't permeate into the food like plastic.
1059634
I have frozen a few items in them and they worked okay. Just make sure you get them to room temperature before you try to remove the lid to prevent cracking. The only way they will "reduce" freezer burn is if you fill them to capacity so that there is no air remaining between the food and the lid.
1059638
not very well and they get very brittle when frozen. have an entire order shipped with damaged edges broken, didnt see until too late if they are going to be use once and tss probably ok
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
941114
As long as you only fill them up halfway and stack them upright to store they worked fine for me. Do not microwave them to thaw or try to take the lid off while frozen unless you want a mess. They will crack if you handle them too much before thawing. For added security, I placed a rubber band around them while freezing and also in the lunch kit to ensure they didn't leak, and they never did. They worked just fine for me!
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.
1183861
I've had one of them break but not like you described. The end of one of them cracked when the cup got knocked over. No problems so far with screwing the lid on even when my cup was filled with lots of ice.
1834361
I haven't used mine in the freezer but would if I needed to. Like any plastic container, if it has been in the freezer and it falls to the floor, I imagine it would break into pieces. I am assuming you want to sort packages into it and I think it would be great for that.
1749178
No, but I've tried a couple different things that have worked - if you put them in right side up, they can fit into the slats of the freezer shelf, or you can put them upside down. I've never had a leak personally, because the lids fit well, but my kids did, so maybe they overfilled them, or didn't get the lids all the way down. Just to make sure now, I use the baking sheet from our toaster oven to place them on while they freeze :)
1147824
I put them in a tall plastic container or a plastic tumbler until frozen. I have never had a problem with them. Make excellent orange juice pops or fruity yogurt pops for my husband.