Not saying that there is anything wrong with freezing it - but it is my understanding that some bugs and their eggs can survive freezing temperatures for a time. If you want to try the freezer method - you may want to leave it in there for a couple of weeks. I know they say that bacteria can live in a standard freezer for a month or more not sure about the average bug. Just some FYI if ya hadn't heard it before - LOL.
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