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You can do exactly that. Each ice jug cools the air down to freezing for 1.5 tiles and mountain roof tiles reduce the temperature of a room by about 5c. You can also make a room like I did that creates ice jugs any time of year
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3296573649
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3296573682
To expand on TechRabbit's answer, here are directions for a simple freezer: make a room with no heat sources (windows are fine, they don't affect temperature), and place one jug pallet (holds 6 jugs) for every 9 tiles of floor space (the easiest way to do this is to make a 9-long-by-whatever-wide room and line one of the short walls with jug pallets). Fill all the pallets with water jugs (make sure they are 100% full or the math will be off). In the winter, the water will freeze into ice; then stop the entire pallet (the circle-with-a-line-through-it symbol on the pallet's infobox) to keep your people from taking the ice jugs, and the room will stay frozen forever.
If the room is dug into a mountain, the room will be naturally colder and you can use less ice, but I'm not sure on the math on that so I always stick with the one-pallet-per-9-tiles rule of thumb (you can replace the walls to make them look nicer and it will still get the mountain effect, just make sure you do not let the roof cave in - the natural mountain roof is what confers the effect).
If they don't have enough water, they can autonomously take ice jugs and leave them in a warm room to melt. If you have a well, or micromanage thawing ice to make sure they never run out of water, or have so many jugs in general non-freezer use that they will always have some other ice jug to melt, it's not a problem, but if you don't want to have to ever think about it the most certain fix is to stop the pallets or wall off the jugs or something.
if there is ice but no water, they will take ice jugs and leave them near a heat source, just on the floor. I haven't tested this extensively, since I don't like to let them do that, but in the few cases where I've tried, just raising the priority on the jug pallets wasn't enough to stop them from taking the ice for this purpose.
Have you Seen them do it? ^^ What is the "Task" called?
Seems Like a way to prevent your clanfolk from dying from dehydration ^^
I don't recall what task icon shows up when they take the jugs to a warm room to passively melt, but the behavior has been in the game for a very long time; I think it was already there when the game first hit early access. I suspect it uses the same logic that makes them stand next to a fire when cold, even if the room as a whole is warm enough that there's no difference for the tiles next to the fire.