Does this work on frig in garage. Have someone taking beverages.
855367
As long as you can get the two pieces afforded to the fridge, it should work.
855368
Have not tried it on the frig, but do have them on metal entrance doors and they work great. I believe the sensor will work on the frig door!
855369
That is quite a question!!! :)Well, yes it could have a beep every time the frig is opened! Keep the beer safe! use the window/door sensor.GE Choice Alert Wireless Alarm System Window/Door Sensor
1452936
I really do not know, I have never put mine in the frig, however North American Herb and Spice,... customer service is very good, and are able to answer most questions just give them a call.
1408448
I will acknowledge that I'm not an chemist or engineer, but if the company indicates it shouldn't be used in a garage, I would certainly agree. This device helps sniff out dangerous fumes and vapors, and typically, garages contain both. If the area is like any other room in the house, and doesn't contain any vehicles, dangerous chemicals, or any other type of combustion processes, I would consider it for myself. However, for anyone else, I would take the advice of the company and write them with a detailed description of the room contents and use and ask their professional opinion.
1903958
Yes....however it needs a thorough cleaning after each different type of beverage. So far, so good, with ours.
2028364
No liquid. They would notice if they tried to use it. The inside is metal, so you can hear things moving around in it if you shake it (depending on what you keep in it). Also keep in mind the weight of what you want to keep in it. It's meant to blend in. Works great in my garage.
1256915
Works best in confined spaces. If the garage is closed place near the odor. If you have outside airflow it won't do the job.
1011487
Hi, I've not used it that way but I would imagine that it would work. Both the bottle and the dropper are glass.
1723573
Probably but you should be drinking craft beer out of a frozen or cold glass.. Save those for the piss water beers
1637190
Yes. It works fine. Follow the instructions. For better results let the liquid works at least three days.
356721
My husband put a travel mug in it and didn't close the lid and it made a mess. He did the same with a can of soda. It works best with bottles, IMO.
545810
Yes it keeps drinks.cool for a long time. Only thing.is that mine.came a little ripped.from.the.inside.after I fixed it , it worked perfectly
270922
Yes it works. I have mine in my garage just to wash my hands so it is set to very low temp. I have a two and one half gallon under the kitchen sink that works ok, BUT I wish I had gone with a little bigger one there. hope that helps you.
201546
Absolutely! Just give a light push on flower and it creates the seal. It even works on soda cans if you remove the tab first so you still have a bit of fizz the next day. In frig it can't be touching anything else or it knocks the seal loose. I have other sizes too and love them all, but use these drink roppers almost daily.
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The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda... » Read More The Fizz Giz comes with a product guide that will let you purchase the home station. It works with standard CO2 cylinders from 5-20lbs that you'd find for beer carbonation, or you can use paint ball tanks. Yes they're ok for use in carbonating beverages, but if you're concerned Amazon sells a beverage grade CO2 paintball tank. The nice thing is that you can put the tank under your sink or in a cabinet, you can easily disconnect the tank, pop a co2 bulb in and you're free to take it on the go to work or party. Can't put the other carbonators in your brief case and carbonate 2 liters of soda at work -- which is a lot less than $1 per can out of the vending machine! « Show Less
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yes it will work fine. add one can then check how cold it is. must go below 60 deg. if not put in one more can 2 cans should do it. but buy 3 cans always have one on hand. for next time if it gets low again. (GOOD STUFF)
1524864
As long as the cup is the exact size as the others. There should be no issues. There is also a "brew-your-own" adapter/cup stored in the housing in the right side of the unit, just about the ON switch.
307430
I'm not sure, you may call the manufacturer and inquire. btw, we love, love, love our system. One of our best investments in our home. We stopped purchasing all bottle drinks.