is the opening large enough to put ice in?
246150
Yes, you could get ice into it, but I don't know how long it would keep something cool since it doesn't keep my coffee hot. It loses most of the heat within four hours. My last pot kept coffee hot for 6-8 hours. My big thing is that I make my coffee the old German way directly into the pot so the cone filter holder needs a flat surface to sit on while I pour the hot water into the cone of coffee grounds. This pot did have a flat opening so that worked, but it leaks, does not pour cleanly (drips) and doesn't keep the coffee hot. Hope this helps.
246151
I have no problem with putting standard size ice cubes in it. The opening measures 2 inches wide.
246152
Yes it is. I just measured it to be sure and the opening measures about 2" in diameter. I disagree with the previous answer because it keeps coffee very hot for more than 5 hours as long as you screw the top on very tight. As for keeping things cold, I never tried it so I can't address that. Good luck.
246153
Yes it is. But it doesnt keep stuff hot/cold for longer than three hours. Hope it helped!
133702
The opening is 3x2 inches. So it's more than enough room for residential freezer sized ice cubes.
2278593
It has an opening on the top for adding ice. The opening is not very big though. I took the screws out of the filter on the back and when I need to, I pull the screen and filter and drop a couple of frozen 16 ounce bottles of water in the tank. It works great and you can pull them out and freeze them again for the next day.
971714
1 1/2 inches is the opening. The top screws on then to a spout ... Luv it ...keeps ice all day long .
642012
I'm going to say no. The lid covers the ice yes, but it is not a tight seal. If you place this tray at an angle (depending how steep it is) the water will spill out.
1537964
I don't see why not. It opens up to where you can put whatever you like inside.
897172
Yes, the opening is wide enough to insert regular ice cubes. I use one strictly for ice water and the other for a smoothie. It's a good product.
2058616
There is no top opening you have to take out six screws behind the unit to add ice. The water opening has a screen so ice will not go down there. What i find with any unit that you have a window input and point it torewards a open out let a second window or door. You don't want to look at this as a AC unit and close things up. it more of a cool circulation. it really makes certain areas cool I live in sometimes 100 degree weather and have it at one end and open a other hope this helps
1573819
Yes, the opening is quite large. They way look better in person than what you see on the screen.
2002886
Yes. It's very sturdy. I have it in my cabinet to store Ziplock bags and aluminum foil. But yes, it would definitely fit in your freezer -- if you have a freezer on top of your icebox. The side-by-side freezer/refrigerators may be too small.
989990
Most likely, the mouth is pretty big. I'd say you can put in ice from your standard ice tray length-wise fairly easily, but blockier, more cube-like ice, maybe not.
964722
Yes, the opening is much larger than a normal one. Over 5/8 in. In diameter. JDW
529944
The inside diameter of the lid opening is 1 5/8 inches (4.3 cm) so ice blocks will go in easily. I tried filling it from my fridge icemaker and found it depends on which way the ice blocks come out as to whether they go in easily. My machine makes long ice blocks and if they come out horizontally they won't go straight in. If I used ice (I don't) I'd probably be filling it in another container first and then transfer it.
1769675
Yes. A very small freezer that is about 6 x 6 in and 4 in deep. Can hold an ice pack
1210755
no the opening isn't big enough....but I wouldn't buy this piece,,,keep looking...
2160280
Approximately 2 inches in diameter. I only use my Oggi for hot beverages, so I don't know if ice cubes would go through the opening. I'm sure crushed ice would work, though. Hope that helps.
1752257
I don't think so. We always just put a cooler in the ice chest. I assume you would just have to dump the water out.We use this at the lake every year and its always a big hit. Definitely worth the money!