Will this work for cooling sodas, beer, and bottled water as well as wine?
837499
Limited space for cans but beer bottles and bottled water (not all sizes) will fit.
837500
It will but probably not as cold as you would like for beer. Great for wine, water, pop
837501
Yes, Kelley. I use my wine cooler for sodas, beer, and bottled water too. I just wouldn't use it for something you need really cold for refrigeration, but it is handy to keep these items cool. (I even put fresh fruit in it.) I hope this helps.
1523831
For a college dorm or other low power refrigerator this would be fine. I don't believe it has the capacity to manage the surge that a full size refrigerator draws when the compressor starts up. Looking at your e mail signature, I would think that for the newer generation of wine coolers this unit would be fine.
750162
Definitely yes for beer and wine, I think some champagne bottles have a larger mouth and they might come off
298827
Possibly. I have used mine to run a small portable car refrigerator cooler for a short time and it worked fine. R. Skiba
1171098
I really do not know because my wine cooler stays in a specious room. It works fine. Sorry
962993
It should work very well. Here's the website that confirms it. http://www.coolermaster-usa.com/product.php?product_id=2879
2218015
I've never tried it, but it should work as long as you do not fill it all the way. It does seal well so should hold the carbonation, but if it's filled to the top and agitated at all, opening the vent to drink will probably get a geyser of soda.
860480
You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. The pressure won't stay constant and over time your beer could gain or lose carbonation. I use this when I take a keg to a party with a picnic tap. Works great for that.
1914454
I really don't know the answer to that because I just use it for wine and I have it on 48 degrees all the time. If I had to venture a guess, I would say no because it is a wine cooler. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
2126548
Any little bottle will fit but I don't know about you but I like my beer ice cold. This wine cooler at best wil only chill down to the low 40 deg mark.
655703
I used it on the back of wine cooler (outside). The flow is away from coolers.
357145
It could be used as a cooler. I have not thought of this idea before, but if your food is tightly sealed in small clean packages, it could work. One kicker is the small capacity. The food containers would have to be small enough to fit in the jug. Then there might be a sanitary issue of handling packages in and out of your drinking water. If you are going to use this for drinking water, I think I would just spring for another cooler for food, but that's just me.
1788037
Absolutely! Can be used for wine or any other bottles, I am now using it for hair care products, hair dryer, hair brushes etc...
1347149
I use mine to cool my beer fermenter. 1/2" lines with cooler box as reservoir and aquarium pump around 8 liters of fluid in the cooling Cct. The fermenter is jacketed. Works very well, i can control easily from 10 -20 degrees C no problem with ambient at around 30. The noise of the Unit is decernable at night but nothing extreme. Yes you can use it, and in case any one is interested yes the beer tastes great !
1273632
I'm not sure about that. I run a cooler on it, like the kind you find in convenience stores. I'm sure it draws a lot of power to be able to cool drinks so quickly. I think you probably could, but I wouldn't leave it unsupervised until you are sure.
377635
Sorry. Don't know about beer bottles but it works great a keeping the carbonation in champagne. I would imagine if it fits a particular beer bottle it would work great.
2156636
I would say no, JR. There are three racks, precisely measured for bottles of wine. Depending on the size of your beer bottle, you might be able to improvise!