Do you store this can cooler in the freezer?
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I keep one in the freezer all the time, I have four, I love them. I take a refrigerated soda can, put it in the freezer for 25 minutes exactly, then place it in a frozenThermos. Love it. Soda is just at freezing point. I can leave a can in the over 100 degree Arizona weather, in the car for a long time, and come out, and thething is still cold!!!! I just love these insulators, buying them up on Amazon!!! I contacted Thermos to see if I they produce the ones for the small cans, but they don't.
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No, but I don't see why you couldn't as long as you don't freeze the soda there shouldn't be a problem.
1777283
No need to freeze the container. It will keep drinks cold an average of 3 hours due to it's insulation.
1777284
I keep it in my office "dorm" fridge. I don't have a freezer with that. Might work well. This helps keep soda cans cooler for awhile, but not as well as I had hoped.
1777285
You can but its not neccesary. This coozie will keep a drink cold for a long time.
1777286
This uses a vacuum seal, instead of frozen water, to keep a drink cool. Putting it in the freezer does nothing to help.
1777287
We keep ours in the frig. Don't know if we could hold them if they got "freezer cold". Pop does stay cold for the whole can with it just chilled.
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You don't need to and you probably shouldn't as it may affect the rubber seal.
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Chilling it will keep the first drink cooler for a longer period of time. The inside of the cooler and the beverage will try to be at the same temperature. When the first can is introduced into the cooler, heat energy will be transferred from the cooler to the can. The inner steel of the cooler will drop in temperature as the can increases in temperature. So if the cooler started at 75*, it may drop to 45* by the time you finish the first drink. The second drink will now stay cooler because the inner wall has now cooled off.This is no different than a using a stainlees steel thermos for hot drinks. In that case you would preheat the thermos my adding hot water and let it sit a few minutes. Chilling it will keep the first drink cooler for a longer period of time. The inside of the cooler and the beverage will try to be at the same temperature. When the first can is introduced into the cooler, heat energy will be transferred from the cooler to the can. The inner steel of the cooler will drop in temperature as the can increases in temperature. So if the cooler started at 75*, it may drop to 45* by the time you finish the first drink. The second drink will now stay cooler because the inner wall has now cooled off.This is no different than a using a stainlees steel thermos... » Read More Chilling it will keep the first drink cooler for a longer period of time. The inside of the cooler and the beverage will try to be at the same temperature. When the first can is introduced into the cooler, heat energy will be transferred from the cooler to the can. The inner steel of the cooler will drop in temperature as the can increases in temperature. So if the cooler started at 75*, it may drop to 45* by the time you finish the first drink. The second drink will now stay cooler because the inner wall has now cooled off.This is no different than a using a stainlees steel thermos for hot drinks. In that case you would preheat the thermos my adding hot water and let it sit a few minutes. « Show Less
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I asked this question of the manufacturer myself and it stores nicely in the freezer. That's where I keep mine.
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I think either way would be ok. I just leave it in the freezer but you probably wouldn't have to.
1959750
I never froze mine but that might be ok to keep it fresh,freeze part and keep some out to feed
1510466
I store it in the fridge where it is good for a year. I haven't tried freezer storage and the sites I found advise against freezer storage for liquid rennet. See:http://www.quora.com/How-long-can-you-store-rennet-citric-acid-and-calcium-chloride-for-cheesemaking
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Yes, it can be "frozen" which is more like chilled. The usage statement says to place it in the freezer for 2 hours.
698471
Excellent question, so I asked them directly. Official answer from Thermos: It is not recommended put the unit into the freezer. The freeze can cause the insulating system to fail causing it not to hold temperature as it should.
1463156
Yes you can freeze it to use for at least 3-6 months. It can last up to 2 weeks in the refrigerating in wrapped in white paper towels.
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Hi. Mine has never come on ice and I never have refrigerated. I think if it is kept from high temperatures you are ok.
1669712
You cannot place it in the freezer, but the refrigerator; yes. It will literally keep anything cold for days.
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It depends on your freezer, of course. I usually let it freeze at least overnight or for a long workday.
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I store mine in the freezer up to three months and have never had a problem.
622683
Yes leave it in the freezer when you are not using. When the liquid inside the pack becomes solid, then pack it in the box.
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Do you mean after they've been opened? Because otherwise there'd be no reason to freeze them since they're in cans which should last years and years if unopened. So, if I did get that right, I see no reason why you can't freeze some of this maybe even in a small Tupperware or plastic bag with the air sucked out of it. If you haven't had it already, it's really really good stuff. Enjoy!
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i put mine in the freezer all the time. reserve room for expansion when storing liquid that will freeze.
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no, i just keep it in a kitchen drawer. i might put it in the fridge in the summer since it can get hot and sticky here in new england, but it is not necessary to keep it cold.
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I'm sorry, I don't know the answer to that. I have never had it long enough to need to freeze it. I can tell you that it is delicious and I use it in a variety of ways. The packaging is such that it keeps for quite a while without needing to be frozen, but I do refrigerate once opened.