are resipreme plastic containers freezer safe?
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I haven't used mine in the freezer but would if I needed to. Like any plastic container, if it has been in the freezer and it falls to the floor, I imagine it would break into pieces. I am assuming you want to sort packages into it and I think it would be great for that.
1446816
I have use them for food that I have placed in the freezer without any problems!
340936
I haven't tried ..... But would also like to know if they are safe for freezer
1870035
I'm sorry I Don't know if they are freezer safe or recyclable I use mine for potato chips coffee and left overs and fruits they work greatthough they where abit pricey for storage cantainers but now think there worth every penny
563181
The containers say they are dishwasher safe (top shelf), microwave safe up to 100°C, and freezer safe to -20°C.
1209379
Hi there Donna, Joy from Georgia-Pacific here. We checked with our quality team and we can confirm that Dixie Quicktakes have been shown to work for freezer storage. As with most plastic materials, care should be taken as the container will be less shock resistant at low temperature. Thanks for buying Dixie products!
846826
Haven't tried it in the freezer. The divided container does fine in the dishwasher, but don't put the lid in there; it will warp and the gasket comes off.
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
192288
Yes. I put a piece of plastic wrap to prevent ice crystals from forming if the contents don't completely fill the containers when I first put in freezer.When I am ready to re-heat large batches of solid items (i.e. frozen soup) from these containers, I just put the entire container in a cold pot of water for about 20 minutes to defrost enough to add to the crock pot or my stove top. These containers are great for freezing meatballs and desserts too!
667367
As far as I am aware you can. They are microwave & dishwasher safe, so I can't imagine they aren't freezer safe.
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.
564866
As far as I know, fine! We've had ours for six months with no problems. (There is no freezer compartment.)
1777862
#7 is not necessarily safe - it is a catch all for resins that are not classified 1 though 6. Often proprietary patented products, such as Tritan, fall into this category. So users beware: corporations are not always your friend. Safest is to be sure to use type #2, 4 or 5.I recently purchased a Reliance Products Aqua-Pak 5 Gallon Rigid Water Container which says it is made from "Food Grade Plastic" and is BPA free. I contacted Reliance and they said "All of our water containers with the exception of the Aqua-Clear carry a recycle code of 2 (HDPE)."
214739
It is my understanding these containers are intended for dry storage - beans, flour,pasta, sugar, etc. I don't recall reading anything about freezer use.
500289
Hi i have bought then in plastic and glass the last one i have is in plastic , and i put it in the freezer Nick
357498
The freezer sleeve, which is the white container shown in the image, are certainly reusable and durable. The individual pouches however, are not reusable.
745889
They have been safe in a freezer as longas you leave space at top. They work okay in micro wave but I use plastic wrap instead of lid because lids warp with heat. Have never tried to use in oven