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I have a hard time believing that the freezer would be better than a small fire safe for that purpose. The freezer has plastic seals that would melt, letting th
by bagels 4y ago
I have a hard time believing that the freezer would be better than a small fire safe for that purpose. The freezer has plastic seals that would melt, letting the heat in. All the frozen food/ice freezer would melt making for water damage.
- ketzo 4y ago...I mean, presumably you put it in a Ziploc bag first...
- Gordonjcp 4y agoTakeaway food container. Bit of tape around the lip.
- jebarker 4y agoYep, I agree, I didn't take the advice and I bought a fire safe instead.
- frankfrankfrank 4y agoJust FYI, they’re not really all that effective against fire outside of very narrow parameters. If you have one, consider placing it in places that tend to survive house fires, i.e., bottom corners or the structure, away from the kitchen and electrical or combustibles, preferably not below grade where the fire fighting water will flow.