Will these stay in the ground when it freezes or will they pop up?
859447
they stay in the ground--- I have seen one that does not stay where they are placed!!
859448
I live in Texas where the ground freezing for any length of time is rare. I've never had these 'pop up'.
859449
Some of them rose up out of the ground and I had to pound them down again this spring.
859450
I put mine about 6 inches in the ground and they stayed through the winter.
1735737
Air filled but I think they'd be pretty hard to pop. There's a valve to add air but I don't think I'll ever have to do that.
1635416
Yes, as long as you install them where ever you don't want them to land. Leave an empty space and they will land there. :-)
2073098
If they are not frozen first they will stick together upon freezing. I do not stack mine.
954862
Hi Laura, I have discovered I have to be sure not to fill to top and make sure the tops snap on/ and the trick is that nothing else in freezer knocks them over be fore they freeze, I had not yet frozen orange juice all over one time/ so understand your question / they stand up fantastic in the holder, after frozen I place in plastic bag and add more as I have 3 sets of these love them,
2243875
I live in south Texas so it freezes very little. I would drain them for winter living here or up north. The water in them would expand if frozen and could cause damage. I leave mine outside all the time and would if I lived back in Michigan also. These are very sturdy.
102098
I am assumming that you realize these are not real snowballs. Putting them in the freezer would be like putting a sock ball in the freezer. Not sure that it would really make a difference.
906758
If they are already frozen, I don't see why not. They would, however, be open at the bottom. Just my opinion, though.
1248829
I purchased these last year. They are great holds. They are made of some type of mortar based product. They are porous so I would be concerned about cracks from freezing temperatures. I hope this helps
39488
Because mine never froze, they would float. Even the few I had that would freeze floated. Hope that helps.
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
449232
. I got them to trap the water fromMelting snow off my car in the garage. I would say it woildnt be wose to leave them outside in the winter as they might split if they had a lot of water on them and they froze.
2069670
As long as you set them off in the right conditions with no wind they will slowly drift upward. If there is a strong little wind they will float away pretty fast
322822
Hi, i bougth a few and my wife always freeze them lie down to make them stay flat, never had a problem.
1496314
You might be able to stack them after the ice has frozen. Otherwise, I would say no....the shells are too soft.
1585910
I keep them on the small shelf in the top of my freezer folded into fourths ( the ones I've not cut, anyway). I have had no issues with sticking together. The unfold easily while frozen.
327766
The snow is actually foam bubbles. It will stay a few minutes on the ground. The temperature probably won't make a difference. It looks very real floating through the air.