How much of frost does this hold?
1769034
It holds a decent amount of frosting, but I wouldn't recommend this for anything other than cookie dough. The frosting pushes out too quickly, and if you get in the middle of a "click" then a huge glob plops out and it looks terrible. I bought mine a year ago and have only used it once. Biggest waste of money ever.
840896
These are reusable. It probably won't produce in the frost -- not many plants do. You'll be ready to use this once your plant is close to flowering.
1961855
I haven't had any frost build up yet. Maybe just a little condensation is all but nothing that I would call significant.
686788
when I got it,it was small but grew fast,last year I planted mine in the ground to soon.It was only 2 ft high,when frost hit I thought it was dead, but when this spring hit, it came back to life.so I would suggest to keep it in a pot till it grows at lest 4 ft tall or more that's all I can help with.sorry I'm hoping mine will shoot up this year if not I will buy another one.
1837040
It isn't frost free. Mine gets a build up of frosty ice in a small area near the thermostat as well as inside the freezer. I defrost it every couple of months by turning it off, transferring everything to the big refrig/freezer and after 30 min or so, dislodging the ice build with the tool that's provided. It takes a couple of hours to get cold enough to reload but I like the design enough (separate freezer/veg drawer/interior light) that it's no big deal to defrost it six times a year.
1355762
I believe that this plant will take as low as -10. If it does get frost bite I would think that the roots will survive. Does it hit that temp? Pierre...
900950
Hello, I own one of these and the drawers are not frosted, they are clear. You can still see what's in them. The drawers are very small (small enough for batteries, nails, ect.) the size of the item is also small. Since I have no clue about measurements I expected this item to fit my daughters toys in it, but it came down to not losing my tools anymore instead.
2037168
We always make 4 quarts, but the Nostalgia manual says "up to 4 quarts" and I believe that you could make less if you wanted to. Regardless of how much mix is used, the key is to ensure that the ice/salt mixture stays above the level of the mix in the canister. This will ensure consistent freezing.
1011286
It's not frostless, but it doesn't accumulate too much ice. I think it's good for the price.
308276
We have it in the basement where it gets down to 50 degrees. We have never had problems with it icing up.Absolutely love this unit. It does an amazing job even in the very humid climate we live in.
1923173
I have one in a pot in my porch along with some caladiums and it did just fine during the winter. It came back beautifully during mid spring. I put another in the ground last summer and the temps this winter did drop below freezing. So I'm not sure how the one in the ground will do. I'll update on that one later this spring.
607480
I live in humid South Florida and the Mid size holds quite a bit. Empty about once per week even using airconditioning.
2017635
It's frosted. But I wouldn't buy this stand if I was given the opportunity to do it again. The pieces don't fit together great, so no matter how hard my husband and I tried, we ended up with small gaps in the doors.
1958146
No not so much... I have had it for a couple of months and it still looks clear frost with no yellow.
1099381
that's subjective to size of items but I would have to say about half a much as the freezer section of the average 17' inch refrigerator /freezer. I would have to say it holds less than it would appear to hold.
846510
These hold about 1/2 cup of liquid. Make sure you leave enough room for the lid to go on without spilling otherwise you will have a leak when it starts to thaw.
1663505
I don't see why not. It's adjustable so you can fit it in there width-wise. It is metal, so I don't know if you'd have issues with frost building up on it.