Does sunscreen freeze solid at regular freezer temperatures?
You can freeze sunscreen, however, it's a bad idea to do this as it makes the chemicals in the sunscreen inert and thus useless in actually protecting you from the sun. Same as letting it overheat, ironically.
Try it and find out
Lemme Google the freezing temp of whatever explodey juice they think we all have.
It's worked for me
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What's more, it's technically just a mineral.
I believe the rule limits the actual container size if it contains liquid. Even if you have a nearly empty water bottle or are nursing the last dregs of a full size tube of toothpaste, it gets dumped or thrown out. So technically, if any water has melted at all, it counts.
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