What type of liquid is used in the level? Will it freeze?
1454945
Not sure about it freezing. I just set it on a counter top in the kitchen area and call that close enough if it centered.
1454946
I don't believe it will freeze. Most levels are made with an alcohol liquid to prevent that and also make the bubble easier to seek level. This one is made by Hopkins Towing Solutions. You can contact them at 1-800-835-0129. It was also made for use with RV's in mind, so unless you're going to see temps well below freezing,(-40c/-40F) I don't see that you'll have any trouble.
1454947
I live in California so a freeze is not an issue here. also I do not know what the liquid is but it is green. I only use this in side of our small trailer. Works good and easy to see.
537555
If it's syrup, water and CO2, you're fine. Look at the ingredients for some possible ingredients that may react with the plastic. There's so much stuff in the liquid we are unfamiliar with.
1281108
In the owners manual that comes with your machine it suggest that you chill the metal cylinder, and the beverage that your going use. I've put the metal cylinder in the freezer and have not waited or very long for whatever I'm going to have to slush up.
556659
I wouldn't! The blades are inside the bottle so if liquid froze around it, the motor would probably burn out. This thing works best with liquid and ice (crushed if available) IN SHORT SPURTS.
1977710
Just ice from your freezer works great. Helps to have all your ingredients in the fridge so they dont melt the ice. If not thick enough add a bit more ice.
1496884
I am sorry I really do not know. I bought this as a gift for somebody in Florida so there is no worry for freezing.Sorry I cannot be more help.
862660
I've never had this style freeze; The heating element heats the area under the water pan and keeps the space under the pan warm. You would need to go below your freeze line and install a good tube....should work.
2276436
Yes, absolutely. The salt helps lower the temperature of the ice so that it will actually freeze the milk, sugar and other ingredients. I guess you could potentially use dry ice which is much colder, but I expect that would cause issues with the wood, and possibly other things.
1389599
I suppose if you didn't fill it up all the way (to allow for expansion when the water freezes) it would be ok. I'd be careful, though. The bottle is a bit on the cheaper side, so you might want to be gentle with it.
2156860
yes. If you hear swishing around in there, it's not cold enough. Leave it in the freezer for at least 24 hrs. It takes a while.
2047058
Yes. If it is mixed weakly. You will need to make sure the mixture you put in has a high-ish fat content (cream/pudding/milk base). If you pour straight vodka in it, I do not think it would freeze very well considering the very low freezing point of high proof/vodka/liqueur.
2142916
I believe the manometer fluid is a mineral-base oil that does not contain any water. The fluid probably will become viscous (thick) if exposed to cold temperatures, but I doubt it will freeze. Check with a local radon removal system installer to be certain.
70414
Use hot water; dissolved gases will be expelled and won't bubble when the water freezes.
1442422
I haven't frozen any beverages in the bottles. I think you won't have any trouble freezing liquid in the bottles as long as you leave move for expansion.
1693951
I wouldn't recommend it. The coating seems more like a polyurethane glaze and, unless it was submerged in the stuff, I doubt that the metal is impervious to the cold and moisture in a freezer. I would recommend something made of rubber, coated with an epoxy substance or a freezer-suitable plastic for such use.
937525
I put it in the freezer and it frosted like a glass mug. I put water in it and it looks like a frosted mug but I don't know if it will be as cold as glass.
985919
the borosilicate glass itself is freezer safe but there is a thermal barrier between the layers with an unknown sealant so I would not risk it