Re:What happens to water if it’s not allowed to expand when ...
by ElbertF on Thursday April 29, 2010 @12:15AM
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Interesting, thanks. That won't stop me from putting beer in the freezer though.
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Re:What happens to water if it’s not allowed to expand when ...
by yread on Thursday April 29, 2010 @01:59AM
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Gp ahead, just don't do it with beer bottles. It takes quite an effort to remove all the little shards of broken glass and the fridge smells like beer :)
Re:What happens to water if it’s not allowed to expand when ...
by ElbertF on Thursday April 29, 2010 @02:11AM
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I've never had that happen, but wouldn't the cap come off first?
Re:What happens to water if it’s not allowed to expand when ...
by Deestan on Thursday April 29, 2010 @02:24AM
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Apparently not; I've had a bottle of soda 'sploding in my freezer. I'm guessing that since the bottle's neck is so slim the water there freezes first, effectively "plugging" the bottle.