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62 of 62 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good, but be aware of some cons,
By M and G (Dover, NH) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage Chiller, White and Grey (Kitchen)
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.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Warm beer into cold in one minute!,
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This review is from: Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage Chiller, White and Grey (Kitchen)
Does what it claims to do. Cools from room temperature to about 40 degrees in 1 minute for cans, 3 1/2 for bottles, 6 for a 750ml bottle of wine. Be prepared to burn through ice using this - about 16 cubes to start it up and around four cubes for each successive bottle/can you cool. It spins the bottle/can under a stream of icy water to cool your beverage in no time. Moreover, it sure beats throwing a bottle in the freezer and having it explode when you forget it. Despite the spinning there is no eruption from your can or bottle when you open it - just a bit of a welcoming "burp" when you pop it open.
Great for when you forget to stock your fridge and/or you have guests arrive and insufficient cold drinks on hand.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Quality product that works as described, quite refreshing!,
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This review is from: Cooper Cooler HC01-A Rapid Beverage Chiller, White and Grey (Kitchen)
The item works as described. It is made of quality plastic, not the latest cheapo plastic that breaks when you look at it. Item is a bit noisy, but what do you expect for something that is using simple technology to quickly cool your beverage of choice. Simple and easy to use and maintain. Bravo Cooper Cooler.
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