How long must it be in the freezer between uses to get cold again ?
296848
It gets cold very quickly, 20 minutes will do but it doesn't stay cold for very long. I've found the best time window is 2 hours in the freezer. I love this ice pack!
296849
Not sure, I've never timed it but I would say about 30 minutes and you can use it again.
296850
About 45 minutes and it will be cold again. For it to be completely refrozen a couple of hours. Having two allows you to alternate them without having to wait. I have three.
296851
Seems like about 30 minutes and it is pretty cold again. To really get it frozen more like a couple hours
296852
I've been using this product for months; it stays cold a long time after I use it. So if I put it right back in the freezer, it I think it only takes a couple of hours to freeze up again. Honestly though, I've never timed it because I bought 2 of them (1 to take to work). So if you put it right back when you're done, the time to refreeze is short.
758918
It doesn't matter if it has been frozen or not. I have bought it frozen and room temp. I ALAWAY keep it in the freezer. I take out what I need and toast it. I buy it in bulk. It keeps well in the freezer for 4-6 weeks. :)
1847884
If you don't use an ice bag not long at all. With a ice bag about 6-7 hours.
372370
I normally put the 2nd bag in the freezer. I've had some frozen for 6-12 months and it works just fine once I open it. What I have open is in an air tight jar and it keeps fine as well in the refrigerator for months.
1315513
It depends on how long you keep it, but it should be fine for a few weeks at room temperature until opened. When I opened mine, I cut it into 3 parts - kept the part I'm using in the fridge and froze the other 2 parts. If your fridge is big enough, you can just keep the whole thing in it.
21604
It states in the description; 20-25 years if frozen, 15 years if refrigerated and 10 years if stored at room temperature. Hope that helps! :)
716034
I put it in the freezer for 20 mins. It kept it cold for 15 mins. I hope this helped.
1887623
I always thaw only the quantity I need, the rest stays in the freezer.i can't imagine keeping it more than 48-72 hours by itself. You could always ask the vendor?
514874
You always keep it frozen until you are ready to use. You should thaw it before use. Just leave it outside the freezer at room temperature half an hour before you want to use it,so as to prevent shock when it's mixed with warm milk.
1887628
I can't tell you how long after thawing, but I keep mine frozen, and I have had it in the for freezer over 1 year. It is still good, and the bottle has not expired. When I need some, I scoop it out like ice-cream and thaw only what I plan to use.
2220900
We typically let ours freeze overnight and that works best. It does not work if it's only in the freezer for an hour or two.
730217
Do not under stand question , same as ice would . How long do you freeze ice
44221
Youshould get 18-24 hours of cold from these ice packs. When travelling I usually re-froze my packs over nights. Even in the hotels I stayed in I was able to request a refrigerator that kept the packs cold enough to use the next day,all day. Hope this helped.
863988
I have 2 in the freezer now! We use them usually within two weeks so I can't speak for them after that. You could easily put inside a ziplock or other freezer item for additional protection. Please note only 4oz so fills up quickly.
230288
It's not the motor that needs to cool down - it's the bowl itself. The freezing process comes as the cold material between the inner and out walls of the bowl takes away heat from the ice cream mixture. For best results, keep the bowl in your deep freeze rather than the freezer portion of your refrigerator. Dedicated freezers are colder. It takes about six hours to "recharge" the mixing bowl after you run a batch. I purchased a second mixing bowl so that I would have the option of a second mix without waiting overnight.......
618213
I think you'll have a while. ...up to a year. I don't have my bottles any more and need to more. I wouldn't worry about the experation date. Take what you plan on using but it on a separate container and seal the rest and keep it in the darkest part of the freezer until you 're ready to start taking them again. ....good luck!
1446250
Refrigerate for daily use, freeze for future use. I buy a few at a time and freeze the extra.