Could you put ice cubes in the bottom to make the water colder?
1305193
Yes, but it probably won't make much of a difference unless you're very close to the spray when it comes out.
1305194
You should NOT put any ice in at all! The idea of the mister is that it cools by evaporation. Though it probably won't make a major difference if you do put ice in it, you want the moisture to make the change from liquid to a gas. Theoretically, it would more easily make this change if the water was warmer. Ice would only be replacing the space you had for additional water which would cool you.
634003
Yes, however, you should keep the ice contained as to not damage the fan. I like to freeze water bottles.
512529
I'm not sure I normally put ice cubes in it before its done maybe sorry I'm not helpful I love the tea maker. the tea maker is great for loose leaf tea and bags too.
102099
I'm sure you could, but the stuff they are made of wouldn't hold the cold for very long. These are really fun, not sure what the freezer could add to the experience.
490410
You will easily be able to add ice cubes. Although the plastic top cannot be removed, it flips back, exposing almost the entire top. And the tube that pumps water from the bottom of the pot is fully removable.
1798125
The lid doesn't seal tightly so the cubes would likely clump up into one ice block. I use mine on the counter for coffee.
381722
Yes, but if you have a water bottle with cold water in it, you probably wouldn't want to put it in there, just because it may get wet or cause a problem with humidity and temperature changes. You know how electronics can be with quick temperature changes.
22616
We generally add ice cubes in our packs when we fill them up to make them stay cooler longer. Plain ole water will stay slightly cooler outside than if it was in a bottle but does get warm because of the sun and your body temperature in a few hours.
1415350
Yes, I would use this outside except when it freezes. The bottom has about a 1/2 in distance from the top of the bowl and the top of the container. No, the opening for filling resivor is very small so, no ice cubes.
1704999
Use hot water in lower container to keep food warm. Use ice water in lower container to keep food cold. Obviously, if you want to keep food cold, you don't use the burners.
1115080
This item is designed to keep the water a few degrees above freezing so that it will not freeze.
112420
No. You can use regular ice cubes, or freeze ice in the supplied plastic containers. You put the ice in the machine and press down on the top, and shaved ice comes out the bottom into a bowl or the supplied paper cones.
112421
No, you have 2 plastic containers to freeze water in. These are used to make the shaved ice. After you use them you fill them back up with water and refeeze to use again.
673045
Nope I bought the steel ice tube to put inside. That keeps the drink cool at the bottom. I already had plastic ice cubes to keep the drink cold at the top and not water it down. Works very well that way.
1954860
yes! i freeze food in them and then put them in the sink with cool water running and it thaws nicely, and the water doesn't get inside.
649636
Ho how are you. Well i actually have not used it as of yet until next month on a house warming outdoors... so i really dont have an answer to that. Im sorry.. but i tell you that is well done to put ice for sure...on the bottom also has a small hole where u can drain the water out as well sort of like a wine cork. Is a bit tough to open and close it but eventually it is manageable.
2251257
You could put individual ice cubes in the 2" diameter opening although I haven't tried it. Good idea though!