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DRiWATER freezes when temperatures fall below 25 degrees Fahrenheit and will not be affected when it thaws out. Enzymes in the soil become dormant at approximately 38 degrees and, at this point, DRiWATER stops liquefying. When temperatures rise, the enzymes become active and the DRiWATER begins to liquefy again.
