Has anyone frozen these to cool rabbits down in the summer?
849969
This is to be used with a microwave not a freezer. The warrenty is in valid if put in the freezer.
13035
I have frozen them. Seems to be fine, although they were frozen only for a few weeks.
664393
Yes, they can. If you intent to keep them permanently in your freezer, make sure that automatic defrosting system is working well.
322822
Hi, i bougth a few and my wife always freeze them lie down to make them stay flat, never had a problem.
353908
I have never done this myself. The only problem I can see would be getting them through the opening once they are frozen. If the opening is big then no problem.
2284340
I did use them for freezing, using my vacuum sealer for the jar. seems to have worked well.
64698
yes that is fine, and what do also is take baking grease and flavor water from like top ramen and free them in yougurt containers for our dogs. We breed and raise old english mastiffs which AKC show dogs so for when it comes to a $3000 dollar dog we do everything to keep them cool. So yes you can freeze them and give them frozen in the summer time
414291
That's exactly what I used them for. I made a cage (using zip ties) that's now home to a large-ish rabbit. I'm using a piece of plywood for the top and built a base out of $15 worth of boards, parts and hardware cloth from my local Depot. The bunny loves it.
458038
We soaked them in water and put into the freezer. Once frozen, you can use them.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)
1426122
I have never tried them in the freezer but my guess is no. The material they are made of does not have the same look/feel of material that I know can be frozen. My guess is that these would crack.
1052682
I did. I think at one point I had 10 or so gallon-size Ziploc bags full of sticks in my freezer. I think they work great (I prefer the sticks to bags because you can always pull just what you need & they thaw faster). The only thing I would say is I would only do that with a chest freezer. I think the temperature isn't consistent enough in a regular freezer and the sticks would end up clumping together over time.
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.
2246781
Yes, we use it all winter for rabbits outside who are cozy even during these polar vortexes. We put the heater on the bottom and then stuff their room with hay. They make a warm home. And iI fits perfectly into standard hutches.
2107505
I generally freeze mine overnight. They work amazingly well. I freeze leftover yogurt smoothies in them.
1683467
I wouldn't use them for freezing. Freezer paper is a much better choice. Parchment paper is much too thin.
197415
You can wrap them in cling film tightly, and the place them in a ziplock bag and remove as much air as possible. Store in the pantry. I'm not sure if they can be frozen though.