Can you use these in a small refrigerator without crisper bins?
1659895
I don't see why not, they save me hondreds of dollors with keeping my fruit fresh for a very long time...!
1659896
I did not try them except in the crisper bins. I did use them on the counter for tomatoes, bananas, etc. I was not impressed with the product. The green bags that I bought work so much better.
2086960
Have not attempted this, but I feel confident that they would hold up for a single use if they went immediately into the freezer. I am equally confident that they would NOT hold up for more than a single use and/or if the water were significantly hot when put into the container. Hope that helps.
1892949
They do not require refrigeration, it says so right on the label. I keep mine in a gallon sized ziploc.
1598071
I doubt it. They are for a vegetable crisper in an icebox and not much else.
1298629
I don't see why you couldn't, but they are huge (you can put large chunks of animal in them). You would probably still want to heat seal for long term storage to avoid possible freezer burn.
411254
they can, but you will shorten the life of them(they warp if heated to much thus losing the airtight seal). best not to unless you want to treat them as disposables.
449239
I cannot see why not, although they are very easy to clean and I just rinse them quickly with a sponge and leave them to air dry in a strainer.
191470
I would imagine they could. I haven't tried that, as I don't have room in my freezer at the moment.
986120
I have no idea, sorry. I haven't put them in there yet. They clean so easily I haven't had a need to but they are silicone so I'm thinking you can.
1562803
I don't know what kind of freezer you have. My guess is these are not intended for use in a freezer.
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.
1478362
I've never done that. It's just a regular refrigerator. You'd probably have to watch out for the weather.
829814
Sure, why not? I kept them in my kitchen cabinet all summer and they were fine. I like to break it up for my dog so I could see them becoming hard in the fridge so I wouldn't keep them in there, but that's just me.
32784
You certainly could, but then you wouldn't have good air flow and I think it would leave a mess in your refrigerator. It would not be my recommendation. However, I have considered (but not yet tried) using one for a extra large nut milk bag...why not? The size is great for a double batch and they wash and dry well on a rack.
1931555
Yes. You can also check their website "These lightweight storage containers are freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe (oven use is not recommended)."
304050
I have never used them in the fridge, I would be concerned that they would sweat if you were putting something dry in the container, so if you did I would make sure it is a liquid, ie. soup or something. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
2155144
Yes you can but it changes the color when you thaw them. Also be sure to place them on the counter to thaw so the moisture from the freezer will make them soggy and gross.