Can you freeze these bottles with the cap on
2073576
Yes. It's best to wait until the milk in chilled first in the fridge then freeze it. Make sure you freeze the bottle in the back of the freezer. It should be good for 6 months.
2073577
I have without any problems. Just like with any liquid, don't fill them too full.
2073578
Unknown, but I guess so. I transferred my milk to bags so I could freeze them flat for better storage and even thawing. We have put them in the dishwasher and refrigerator over night with no issue. Sorry I could not answer your question.
886472
I have not tried, but the general consensus from my other brewing friends is that trying to seal a cap on a screw off beer bottle generally doesn't go well. It'll let air in and you'll end up not carbonating/risking infection.
1590561
I have not personally tried to freeze anything yet, but they are glass so I don't see why you could not use like a regular mason jar (leave enough space for expansion). Even if you do not use as intended, you won't be disappointed with these little jars. My friend uses the set I gave her for salad dressings because they do not spill the liquid.
439263
i have not done that but I would think you can. This are very sturdy, well-made bottles. I have bought others over the years and these are the best quality, better than some I paid a lot more for. I use them for things like vinegar, no problem.
1690943
I would not recommend freezing this bottle, freezing the liquid causes the bottle to expand and then contract would cause damage.
1910593
Yes. The caps screw on tightly, and the seal is strong. They don't pop off, though I suppose if one were damaged/broken the seal would not hold. They hold liquids without leaking in my experience.
296150
yes you can. Just make sure you close the cap tight on it. I have a bottle that I bought over a year ago and I just used it the other day with no problems (Yes, it was a used bottle).
314853
yes but being glass not a good idea Cap is made for plastic 2 liter bottles. And even they can exploded.You dont want glass bottle to explode
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
1932001
Store in a cool (the colder the better - but DO NOT FREEZE) and dark place. slightly loosen cap
544225
Yes but they don't seal very well so if you are going to freeze for more than a couple of days, freezer burn will most likely occur.
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I do not have a direct answer but if I froze them I would open them and dump them out in a ice cube tray and freeze them that way. Reason being I am not sure that the plastic container is designed to be frozen? or rated to be frozen. Just my 2 cents maybe some one will chime in their thoughts to help answer your question.
776058
The answer is no to both questions. But the bottle tops are the "screw on" type, no safety seal is really necessary.
608943
No, if stored properly. Keep in cool dry place with cap on tight and keep from freezing.
2259596
I never thought about it but I think so. They are the same bottles as these, and it says they are freezer safe: http://www.amazon.com/Ameda-Breast-Storage-Bottles-Ounce/dp/B003TJAGAS I put my bottles in the freezer regularly (without milk in them) so I can just pull the whole carrying case out of the freezer in the morning and go, and have noticed any deterioration of the bottles.
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You can freeze liquids, but don't fill too high because liquid expand when frozen! Fill to about the bottom or just little lower than the jar lid edge. You can feeze liquids in mason jars as well and there's a "freeze line" just below the lid.
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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.