Is this freezer safe?
1475020
Hey Susan, it's never recommended to put your beans in the freezer. Dries them out. This keeps them pretty fresh. I've got a couple of them!
1475021
While freezing the cannister probably won't do any harm, it is really designed for storing your whole beans at room temperature. I am very happy with the way it keeps my beans fresh for a long time. I keep them in a cabinet at room temperature.
2193017
Yes, I believe they are safe for the freezer, but that's only my experience. I can't guarantee this.
2237444
I'm not sure if they are freezer safe, I haven't had mine for very long and the tabs have already broke off. The only thing that I could see being an issue would be making the plastic more brittle and break more easily.
1931555
Yes. You can also check their website "These lightweight storage containers are freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe (oven use is not recommended)."
1808464
I put mine in the freezer right after I clean it and it stays in there until I use it next time. I haven't had any problems.
846825
I agree with the other reviewers, I have put mine in both the dishwasher and freezer many times without having any problems :-)
1820305
Yes, it would be. The unit funtions as either a freezer or a refrig.Not both. This unit was bought to use as a refrig for an 11 year old to keep hersoft drinks in so her brother could not drink them up. She decided to use it asa freezer to keep her favorite ice cream in, also to keep her brother from eating it all.
690726
I guess it could but I wouldn't recommend it. I'm just thinking that there's a potential to leak. Maybe get one of those trays for washers and put the freezer on it just in case.
2154481
I never thought about freezer usage but I guess it would be possible. As with any product I would check with the manufacturers recondmendations.
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.
1959750
I never froze mine but that might be ok to keep it fresh,freeze part and keep some out to feed
2092335
These containers appear to be polycarbonate or PETG plastic. They use what appears to be a silicone seal. They should be safe for the refrigerator and freezer. However, I really do not see the point of using them in the freezer. These were designed to seal air from shelf-stable food. A freezer is designed to extend the life of decomposing foods. I would wrap meat or cheese in tin foil and place it in the freezer. I would use the OXO containers for pet food, snacks, candy, rice, beans, or other dry foods. We purchased these with the square buttions and then OXO changed the square buttons to the PET line and manufactured the same units with round buttons for consumers. We still use the square button models for people food. No problems on any of them yet.
1034615
I installed one on my refrigerator 10 years ago and it is still working. I had a 30 year old whirlpool upright freezer I installed another one on it to fix intermittent compressor start problem. It worked for a few weeks but the freezer compressor failed no fault of the RCO. If properly installed and it don't fix the problem you probably need a new appliance or professional opinion.
1421090
I hope not! Mine have been in our freezer for a couple months and so far so good.
491552
I haven't put it in the freezer but it's metal and should be ok. I would do so.
2002886
Yes. It's very sturdy. I have it in my cabinet to store Ziplock bags and aluminum foil. But yes, it would definitely fit in your freezer -- if you have a freezer on top of your icebox. The side-by-side freezer/refrigerators may be too small.
43870
Yes. It's all plastic and rubber and would be okay in a freezer. It's colapsable so it won't be good with much weight on top of it.