can this be used on an upright freezer?
1961208
I don't see why you couldn't. As long as you are not placing the contact sensor inside of the freezer. Some sensors will malfunction at extreme temperatures.
1961209
In my opinion, yes. Just make sure you keep the 2 pieces roughly 3/4 inch orLess from each other's when you stick them on the doors or the doorAnd the frame.
1961210
In my opinion, yes. Just make sure you keep the 2 pieces roughly 3/4 inch or Less from each other's when you stick them on the doors or the door And the frame.
759497
Absolutely you can. And like Calvin said, the less ice cream you make the faster it freezes. I have had mine for over a year now and it continues to work flawlessly. Excellent product.
1906790
Yes. It works well on nuts, bacon, and other crunchy foods. I would not recommend it for ice.
565055
Yes it can. We have done so for many years. As long as it does not freeze you should be OK.
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.
544683
It definitely could, but very small cubes, since the freezer is only big enough to hold a small tray. And frozen dinners? Maybe one.
2013732
no; it is not usable for freezers that require a lower temperature refrigerant. Compared to the old Freon-12, 134a is less efficient in automotive systems.
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.
1822882
there is no reason why they wouldn't work very well for the particular issue you are concerned about.... just be sure that they fit into the small spaces mosts freezers have... THEY ARE MADE OF A HIGH QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL AND WILL NOT RUST.
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.
951452
That would help a lot, though it would be tricky to do unless your freezer is largely empty. You need a flat surface for them to sit on, if the "cube" sections fall into the grating in the freezer they tend to tilt and the water drains out. I have some other long cube trays that I no longer use that are pretty much perfect for supporting / transporting these trays from the counter where I fill them to the freezer, but there's still a significant spillage risk.
34844
My understanding is the bags are not for freezer use, so the answer is no. To do that you'd need to purchase their bigger food saver sealing machine.
1479854
Yes, it can. That's a good idea! It doesn't lock in place like it does with the lid on the top, but it should be perfectly fine in that position with ice below. These trays are a great value for this price. Very well designed, too. Can't go wrong.
2090791
Although I've never tested its use in a refrigerator I would think it would improve the seal as the air cools down it would contract and create more of a vacuum within the container. However, I would not place it in a freezer compartment as the seals may freeze and possible crack when you try to open the container.
1763975
Yes that would work....but Yes that would work but aluminum foil works much better to keep out any freezer burn.
795378
I have a double door bottom freezer Samsung ,It worked well for my needs bit of a trick to remove ice maker but the numbers you need are on the old unit
584659
Internal measurement -- 9" x 7.5" x 12". So probably if you turned the cooler on its side; I'm not sure if it would fit upright.