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Abby_OVOBest Answer
Community Manager
February 6, 2025

Hey ​@Lubyloo 

 

Sorry to hear about this. 

 

As a few of our volunteers have already mentioned, this isn’t the responsibility of your supplier, but may be covered by a home insurance policy in some cases. It’ll be best to check your own policy for details.

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Firedog
Super User
Super User
February 5, 2025

This is often covered by home insurance. Check your policy, or call the insurer.

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nealmurphy
Newcomer
Newcomer
February 5, 2025

A half-full freezer should keep food at a sufficient temperature for 24 hours with the door closed. I'm surprised it thawed so quickly. What sort of freezer is it, or is it an ice compartment in a fridge?

Blastoise186
Super User
Super User
February 6, 2025

Just so you know, most insurers will allow you to dispose of ruined food without needing to keep it for the duration of such claims. Definitely check the terms of your policy to be sure, but most of them would be OK with it.

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Abby_OVO
Community Manager
Abby_OVOBest Answer
Community Manager
February 6, 2025

Hey ​@Lubyloo 

 

Sorry to hear about this. 

 

As a few of our volunteers have already mentioned, this isn’t the responsibility of your supplier, but may be covered by a home insurance policy in some cases. It’ll be best to check your own policy for details.

Currently Playing: She's Electric