do these drip as they defrost?
851786
No, there is some slight condensation as they defrost but when i empty my lunch bag at the end of the day there's no visible puddles or anything.
851787
They're a hot mess period. They leaked, then they dried out so that when I went to reuse them I couldn't. They seem like a wonderful idea but they just did not work well at all. Waste of money.
851788
I read the comments/questions/answers, and have cut the sheets into manageable sections. Larger sections I sealed (after soaking) in my "seal-a-meal" bags, and smaller sections I put in zip-top bags and leave them there. No drips, no slime, minimal condensation on the outside of the bags. I love them! Flexible, and they keep stuff cold in a cooler. Better than ice!
851789
I used it as an ice pack on my shoulders and it does drip/condensate as it defrosts. It feels a bit slimy too so I wrapped it in paper towel and put it inside a ziploc bag when I use it. It is hard coming out of the freezer but gets a little softer after about 5-10 mins. It does stay cold for about an hour against my skin so that is a plus.
653382
Certainly. There is a rubber plug in the bottom that will control water dripping out. I put another plant down there to catch the drips. Probably great for herbs over the winter. They are really a nice height and size. I wouldn't have space indoors for this so hope you do. Happy gardening.
797952
No, they have liquid. Unless you split them with a knife but you'll need to be careful with the liquid as it will surely spill.
632786
Yes it does and it goes into defrost mode several times a day. It also has a mode to take the humidity out of the air if needed!
1822650
No drip when shut off, just checked it to be sure. Mine is several years old and going strong, gets used many times each day.
1717328
no it does not. my ice compartment has ice buildup and I have to unplug to defrost.
1064493
Sure it defrosts as needed. It is operational for heating down to 5F, in cooling down to 32F. Ambient.
370730
No they do not seem to be insulated but they do sweat with Ice. Without Ice they remain unwetted outside the glass. So they are temperature dependent I would say.
504001
I attach these to my outside faucets to somewhat purify my dogs water. In the winter, I completely take them off and wrap my hydrants. Sorry that I could be more help. I would figure they would freeze though unless you alowed a large amount of water to flow through them.
1634616
I think they would work very well. The thing you need to remember is to ONLY put them in the mircowave on Defrost.
430899
Yes, you can. We bought ours for that exact purpose. We used them as drink coolers with ice for our wedding. No drip. They are very well built.
2214226
no, it doesnt drip water. you could put water or without water. it doesnt matter. if you put water, the air will come out cooler.
749960
I don't know. Mine has never shown "defrost". It shows the % humidity. I would suggest to read the manual.
663778
Yes it does as well as defrost. Had mine a year now and still working great
1944400
Yes, I have/ Since they are not always available, I buy enough for at last six months and freeze in package. Best for cooking after defrosting, since they soften.
1681538
About 10% of mine leak around the metal prong. But it was a really slow drip, so it wasn't enough water loss for me to worry about. Besides, it helped the girls quickly figure out this new drinking system. I put a large pot lid under it to catch the drips. In the summer time they like to stand in that water to cool off. I love this drip system, but learned this winter that I have to disconnect and drain when it gets cold. It froze ans shot the little nipples out across their run!
536161
I agree with Reggie A. It goes under the freezer section but have never had any issues with dripping. It's been a while since I bought this thing and it still works like new. Great purchase!