Can you refreeze water?

thriftlady_2

Nelski wrote: »

I think if you boiled it first with some Stardrops in then it would be fine - but then how the heck would i know:rolleyes: :rotfl:

Can I use my bread-maker for that ?

Nelski

thriftlady wrote: »

Can I use my bread-maker for that ?

good grief girl dont you know by now you need to search the breadmaker thread to answer that:D

danielle24

hahaha! *wipes tears from eyes*

Lurkio

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

This might sound like an odd question, but the Small Penguins had juice last night and took a tray of ice cubes from the freezer. They then left it in the kitchen overnight, and the ice has melted. I hate to waste anything, and as the trays are fancy shapes (stars and hearts from Ikea) the cubes were more valuable than your regular ones. Can I put them back into the freezer, or should I chuck them?

What would you do

Thanks, Old Stylers, Penny. x

So long as you filtered the water, I'm sure it would be fine. There's a thread in the Mega Index "Things to do with old pants" that tells you how to make a suitable filtration device.

jinky67

danielle24 wrote: »

hahaha! *wipes tears from eyes*

It's not funny...these are serious questions:mad:

Penelope_Penguin

danielle24 wrote: »

hahaha! *wipes tears from eyes*

The free sample might help.....I've sent for a boxful

Angelraesunshine

thriftlady wrote: »

Can I use my bread-maker for that ?

yes the bubbles it will make will put good fresh air though it and will make even better ice cubes

beemuzed

Just off to pick some spaghetti to boil in the defrosted ice! (And yes I'm old enough to recall that programme clearly!

Nelski

beemuzed wrote: »

Just off to pick some spaghetti to boil in the defrosted ice! (And yes I'm old enough to recall that programme clearly!

now you are really throwing caution to the wind............do you have a recipe?

Squiggly_Diddly

Brilliant..... loving all these threads