Showing posts with label beverage chiller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beverage chiller. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2012

Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage Chiller, White and Grey Review

Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage Chiller, White and Grey
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When I saw this, I knew right away from my college beer drinking days that this would work very well. We used to buy crushed ice and lay hot beer cans on their side and spun them until cold. The drawback: you had to spin them yourself. What I wouldn't have given to have access to a device that provided the fastest and most effective cooling possible.
Pros:
-Works very well (but only if you load as much ice as possible)
-Works very quickly
-Small
-Handles cans, beer bottles, wine bottles, and even odd shaped stuff like juice boxes that you don't want to spin
-A surprising number of settings to suit your taste
-Did a lot of research. As of 8/1/2006 could not find anything even remotely close to this good.
-Spinning IS NOT shaking, so soda and beer do not explode
-Uses ice, not a liner that needs 8 hours of freezer time, both convenient and a space saving option
-Items are not submerged under icy water like other competing units, so you don't have to dredge for your drink in cold water
Cons:
-No power off switch... in standby you get flashing lights on the front which is annoying
-Relatively loud, does not appear to have slow roll option to reduce noise
-Paper labels on wine bottles get beaten up pretty badly, bits of paper come off (bottle becomes unsightly)
-Draining water requires you to unplug at the wall and carry to a sink (unlike my espresso maker which has a lift out chamber)
-Requires a power source, not portable unless you are handy and build a battery with gusto (which I can do, but most wouldn't try)
-Wine bottles tend to drip a little on the counter as the cold ice water is pumped on them, so we have to put a trivet or thick potholder under the front two feet to help discourage dripping on the counter.
I am considering adding a "roll" switch so that I can turn the unit off without unplugging which is an easy modification anyone can do (one a scale of 1 to 10, it's a 1, or really cheap and easy).
Bottom line: Despite cons, I recommend this item. Had it a year and still going, popular at parties.

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Revolutionary Cooling System's Cooper Cooler rapid beverage chilling appliance quickly chills beverages from room temperature to cold drinking temperature.User adds ice and water into the Cooper Cooler, selects the container setting, and it automatically does the rest.Patented process chills by rotating the beverage while simultaneously spraying it with ice water.Will chill a 12 oz beverage can from 77 degrees to 43 degrees in about 1 minute. Has EXTRA chill setting to chill beverages down to 34 degrees. The process does not alter any beverage property like taste, composition, or cause carbonated beverages to fizz over of explode upon opening.Excellent for use at parties, in recreational vehicles, dorm rooms, and office break rooms

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Waring Pro PC50 Cordless Wine Chiller, Brushed Chrome Review

Waring Pro PC50 Cordless Wine Chiller, Brushed Chrome
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I just received this as a gift a few days ago as a Christmas gift from my brother. I'm left wanting...I don't believe this product is worth it's price. The idea is great but, the basket insert sizes are not accurate. The large basket didn't fit my bottle of wine, so it seems even though you are given a small and large basket- you should only use a small bottle of wine. Standard ice from my freezer didn't fit into the chiller once I put the wine bottle in- you have to use small store bought ice or chipped broken pieces of ice, the sound/craftsmanship/overall quality of the product doesn't seem worth $50. Once the timer was done (and I doubled the suggested time) the wine I poured into my glass was only slightly above room temperature- even though the bottle felt pretty darn cold once I pulled it from the chiller. Save your money. Either spend more for a better wine chiller, or get something else altogether.

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Exceptionally easy to operate, this tabletop wine holder chills wine in minutes, automatically rotating the bottle to cool it faster. Just turn on the timer and its cool blue backlit display counts down the number of minutes until the red, white, or champagne wine reaches an ideal serving temperature. Use the appliance with a cord or go cordless with the included rechargeable battery pack for convenient wine chilling on the boat or at a picnic. Accommodating bottles up to 3-1/2 inches in diameter, the wine chiller measures 8-1/4 by 8-1/4 by 11-3/4 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

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