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Ziploc Bags Frozen to Freezer Shelf

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Date: 01/29/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Appliances | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have Ziploc bags full of veggie puree frozen to my freezers door shelf. I tried a flexible spatula, no go. Help! This particular shelf cannot be removed and is solid plastic. The bags must have been wet when I packed them in there so snugly.

Shelly from Portland, OR
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By Cyndy (Guest Post)
Why don't you put a rag in boiling/hot water and place it on bag near where it's stuck? Or pour hot water to separate and dry the area after.

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By Jantoo (735) Contact
I'd try a hair dryer. It works on car doors frozen shut.

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By luvmygingerkids (354) Profile Blog! Contact
Try mixing salt and hot water in a spray bottle, shake, and spray where the bag is frozen. Be sure to clean the saline solution off the fridge and baggie afterwards.

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By jess (484) Profile Blog! Contact
I would try hot tap water. A bit messy but you could pour it behind the bags of puree and that should melt the ice on the bottom.

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By Myrtle May (16) Profile Blog! Contact
Gently heat with a hair dryer? Or maybe try warm water.

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