can the insulated area be filled wiht water and frozen?
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We bought them and threw them away as they leaked when you sipped them. Junk - find something better!
179632
No it's not insulated. Cold air and hot air can still get in. Regardless. I LOVE this fan.
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filled with water...and yes you could add something to the water like a sprig of mint, fruit, etc. However, whatever you add may not stay in the middle while freezing but may shift to the bottom of the container while freezing.
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The reservoir is a continuous fill so there should always be water available. If the cold water is completely drained and filled up again with room temperature it will take about 15 minutes for the gallon of water to be icy cold. We have these units in a lot of health clubs with no issues but if it is a very busy club you may want to consider ordering 2.
674382
No, the tank is not insulated. I've hade mine for nearly a year but have had no trouble with condensation despite no insulation.
1347593
It does have an internal freeze protection circuit to keep things warm inside. The folks at Rinnai Customer Service are very helpful. They may be able to address arctic conditions.
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there should be dry ice in there. email the company. they have really good customer service
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Since I live in Florida, don't know what would happen if it froze - other than the water would expand Why not add some anti-freeze, would be easier than draining it, don't you think
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Yes it can. We have done so for many years. As long as it does not freeze you should be OK.
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You probably could, but you wouldn't be able to use it in below freezing temperatures. You would have to drain it, which is easy as it has a valve designed for it.
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Well I'm not sure if it insulates as well as you'd like it to but it did maintain frozen ice and kepts drinks cold in the Florida summer heat. A smaller cooler could fit in it but depending on the size would be a tight fit.
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Yes but put ice into a zip lock bag to prevent water damage to the electrical components.
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Open the door and you can see the water, if the water is above the little pump in the back right side your ok if the water is in the middle your still ok but if the water is below halfthen you need to fill it up, be sure to put some ice in the water, maybe put water in some tuperware an then into the freezer, once frozen put the ice in the water and hit the 'Cool'button on the remote or cooler itself, always 'hit' the 'Cooler' button or you might be ruin the cooler. Hope this answer's some of your questions, I've got two of them and I enjoy them.
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Hi Nafeesa, This really is a lovely birdbath, but I wouldn't leave water in it if the temperatures are below freezing. The ceramic can crack. I will sometimes put water in during the day and empty it out at about sundown. Hope this helps!
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Based on my usage of the product I would think it could be as long as the surface is clean and dry. I don't think it would be best to use the product if it was frozen. However, I think you would be well advised to contact the manufacturer. This stuff isn't cheap and if you didn't get a perfect seal, a little water leaking in over time, will cause the most damage.
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Yes, it freezes and the fountain will crack. Do not leave it out once the weather starts getting cold.
773464
Yes, if the waterer is outside in subfreezing conditions the water will freeze.