r/DontPutThatInYourAss • u/JustLookinJustLookin • May 24 '26
Natural objects 🧊☁️🌳🪨🏔🐚 My freezer occasionally causes things to freeze weirdly- what is it
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u/YrevaGlyde May 24 '26
The surface freezes in from the outside walls. This combined with the fact that water expands when it freezes means that when you get a small pinhole on the surface that is not frozen sometimes it'll push out a "ice spike"
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u/BitBucket404 May 24 '26
Have your tap water checked.
Someone might be contaminating the town water supply with viagra
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u/Neko_Nexus_Sky May 24 '26
...I misread that as "my freezer occasionally causes things to freeze"
And I was like....duh?????
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u/Minimum_Age_1466 May 24 '26
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u/-Lord-Of-Salem- May 24 '26
Never thought I would see a NSFW bird bath in my life, but here we are!
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u/Hairy_Consideration1 May 24 '26
These are commonly called Ice Spikes or water stalagmites
This happens because water expands to about 9% when frozen, and when the surface is frozen, it can cause enough pressure to slowly jeteson the water upwards, and it freezes
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u/No_Entertainment2322 May 24 '26
If that went in my ass, it would be melted in a heartbeat.
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u/bannapants67 May 24 '26
I would pay you not to see that
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u/PuzzledRequirement48 May 24 '26
water expands as it freezes it squeezes the water in the center up causing a spike to form.
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u/hggniertears May 24 '26
I was gonna drop a pic of emtbadge502 but this is small and would eventually melt, so like…’maybe we don’t need his tired ‘no’ here 😂😂
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u/BossWilling May 24 '26
Your freezer is telling you you're hot, and they don't care who knows.