How about the temperature of liquid if a put some ice, how it woks? It sweat? Thanks
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Filling the bottle with ice and liquid can do no harm, except it may sweat from condensation. I don't recommend hot liquids.
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I add ice all the time. It doesn't really sweat. I just wipe the bottle off when I fill it and then I'm good to go!
1193171
It will work great with ice and it might sweat just a little depending what or where you are. At the gym I go to mine does not
1193172
yes it does sweat, but seems better than some of the similar looking plastic ones. It is not insolated though.
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I have had no problem with sweating. But I take the water out of the refrigerator that is already ice cold. so I really don't know.
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Yes, it sweats if you put ice water in it. I bought a neoprene water bottle sleeve to put over it...problem solved! :)
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Hello...I find that the ice to water ratio dictates how long ice stays in the bottle...more ice...gets you closer to the 24 hour mark. I gotta say, even when the ice is gone, the water is still nice and cold.
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No, it's very well insulated. It doesn't get hot when there's hot liquid inside, and doesn't sweat or feel cold when there's cold liquid inside.
804080
When you use these drops you have to mix the chemicals, let them sit then when you add to water you also have to let it sit for awhile. I don't know if this answers your question but when I used it there was still ice and snow around and I had no problem so it should be ok with the cold.
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I have used ice twice. Didn't notice much difference from just using water. This is a great unit. i live in AZ and it has been 100 degrees the last few days. this has helped me keep cool.
192185
Just tested it for you. It heated cold water (with nothing else in it) to 165 degrees. Love my Cocomotion!
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I'm guessing loose ice would be a bad idea since it doesn't seem to be waterproof. Ice in a bag works.
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To be honest I have never checked. It would be internal though, as there is not one visible on the outside. The cold is quite refreshing, much colder than tap water set on the coldest setting. And hot is steaming, like a coffee.
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Homebrewing, I've kept 165º liquid in it for an hour, dropping to about 158º by the end. Higher temperatures will definitely cool off faster, but you should have a reasonable amount of time where it will mix well.
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I would add to the previous comment two points: Water boils at different temperatures depending upon one's elevation; I'm at 1380-1385 feet or so, and if I recall properly my water boils closer to 205*F than 212; so look up your elevation and factor in the correction. With regard to chips of ice and water, the temp will be a little higher than freezing, given the water is obviously not frozen; when I calibrate my thermometer probes for testing produce I look for a reading closer to 33*F, or 34*F, when left sitting in a glass of ice water; clearly the more surface area of the ice chips the better, and allow a few minutes for the temp to stabilize.
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nothing better! .. i fill with ice - 2.5 days later, only 1/3 melted .. to answer every possible question you may have - http://www.zojirushi.com/products/svghe
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I'd call it "lightly chilled". It is noticeably colder than room temperature, but definitely not ice cold. If you prefer that, I might suggest getting frozen ice mugs, ice cubes, etc,Otherwise I've been happy with mine.
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I bought 5. That way I could cycle them through the dry ice and they would get cold enough. I don't recall any mention of temperature in the directions. And the thermometer that I bought didn't work well with taking the caps temperature, so I just winged it. It was not perfect, I did lose hair, but I kept enough that most people didn't notice. Best wishes!
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Don't really know because we've never tried to put ice in them. The bottle tops are somewhat narrow so ice cubes may not go in easily. We normally keep the rack in the bottom of the frig and haven't noticed any sweating once removed.
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The temp situation has been frustrating b/c it says it can be set at a certain temp but when trying to program it to stay put, it simply rises as your liquid inside is mixed, I use it for liposomal Vit c. I have found that the temp simply reflects the temp of the outside container, not your mixture so I have adapted and keep my thermometer handy and take temp of the liquid then add ice as it mixes to keep it below 104F. Its truly a great machine and for my purposes has worked fantastic other than the minor temp issue. Now that I realize what i need to do, its no problem. The lowest temp I have seen is in the 70's F and if I run it at 5 min intervals and let it cool, I can keep it well below 90F. Good luck. MS
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I did not put a thermometer inside the device, but did not find it to be particularly cold. It kept my already chilled drinks cool enough, but not especially "icy". Also, every time you shut off the car, the Koolatron shuts down. Personally I wouldn't trust sensitive drugs to this one.
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I have the 40oz and 21oz (both coated), neither one gets cold to touch when I pour cold water in. After sitting for a while with Ice and water, the outside does feel a bit cooler then room temperature but never cold. It sounds like it may have a defect.