What are the primary differences between the HC01 and HC02? (I only need to chill 2 - 5 soda cans a day)
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Not sure, but you may want to order both, as i've seen 2 different Cooper Coolers start smoking at stop working (one was mine, one was a friend's.)
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The HC02 is the tailgater version that also can be worked off of a car accessory plug. Only difference.
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Actually - I find no difference in either. The inside of this cooler is a hard plastic shell. It doesn't leak, so cubes work great. I usually use the ice packs because they seem to last longer. I very much like this cooler. I've had several over the years and think this is the best one.
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it depends how much you like seltzer! it's really nice to have, and preferable to buying bottled soda on a regular basis. i would make sure to figure out how you're going to get co2 refills though...that's been an issue for me as there's nowhere convenient nearby to get my canisters refilled
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The biggest difference is the size/design of the systems and the cost/life expectancy of the replacement filters. The Coway AP-1012GH is for 256 sq ft and has a CADR (clean air delivery rate) of 165. The carbon odor filter is suppose to be changed every year and the HEPA filter every 3 years. The Coway AP-1512HH is for 326 sq ft. and has a CADR of 210. The carbon odor filter is suppose to be changed every 6 months and the HEPA filter every year.
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Bottling in larger bottles is the same process as smaller ones. If you mix the priming sugar with water, and then mix into the batch of beer before bottling, it will give you the same result. As long as the ratio is correct and the sugar is mixed evenly, it will be perfectly fine to use larger bottles or even growlers to carbonate. Kegging however is a slightly different process that will require extra equipment. You will need a keg, CO2 regulator, and a CO2 tank (along with refrigeration space and tap)for a full 5 gallon batch. There is no priming sugar required and kegging does take a considerably shorter amount of time compared to bottling (3-4 days). If that seems too much, you can use smaller 2.5 gallon kegs with portable CO2 cartridges. We do have a set up here that is cheaper than a full kegging setup. http://monsterbrew.com/Prod_Portable2.5GallonKeg-Picnic.cfm Keep in mind though with this product, you would still need bottles for the other 2.5 gallons of beer. Personally, I use 24oz bottles which save space and time as opposed to filling, cleaning, and drinking 50 some 12oz bottles. If you plan on brewing frequently and want to spend a little extra money, kegging is definitely the way to go. Let me know if you have any other questions and I can help you find what you are looking for.
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I have no idea. It is no different then a standard SodaStream! They just charge much more for a stainless steel cap & bottom sleeve.
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It goes by fast if you used it every day. I use it every other day and it usually last 1 month. I buy 2 cans every time I order to save on the shipping cost.
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k7 has a 5 gal carboy and larger plastic bucket fermenter, the k6 has a 6 gal carboy and smaller plastic bucket fermenter (probably because you can do primary fermenting in glass carboy)
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I have a BPHT02 and it has a 40oz jar. In the slow speed you have to hold the pulse switch down to continue blending. Not a big deal! Checked them both out - can't find any difference!
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Functionality not much difference. My friend has the basic model that's 20 years old and still going strong. This model is a whole lot cleaner to maintain. The ash pot contains all the ash and embers. My friends complaint is ash and soot everywhere. So if you don't mind the mess and clean up go with the basic.
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It's safe but it sucks or at least the new model. The original Ecoplus 1/4 HP chiller was great, Much quieter and cooled a lot faster than the new model. The new model 1/4 HP is noisy and takes forever to cool my 100 gallon tank.
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The only difference I am aware of is the DCC2600 is 14 cup (vs DCC2650 12 cup) and has a $15 higher selling price.
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I don't know the difference between the two packs but the cooler is waterproof. We packed it daily for two weeks at the beach.
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One of them is undiluted, the other is a 50/50 pre-mix. Undiluted is better value for money and allows you to choose your own ratio of coolant to water. Pre-mixed is better if you're lazy. :)
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Don't know. Got this for my husband. He carbonates just enough for one sitting at a time.... we reuse a 20 fl. oz. "disposable" soda bottle. The cartridge lasts for multiple bottles over a week or two, but not sure exactly how many he's filling. I'm sure in the Fizz Gig, one CO2 cartridge would carbonate as much as one CO2 cartridge in another brand soda maker. My husband loves it. He even carbonates orange and cranberry juice. Doesn't work as well on juice with pulp. It takes a little practice to get it right, or it won't seem to add much carbonation. Recommend watching the video on the maker's site. Don't know. Got this for my husband. He carbonates just enough for one sitting at a time.... we reuse a 20 fl. oz. "disposable" soda bottle. The cartridge lasts for multiple bottles over a week or two, but not sure exactly how many he's filling. I'm sure in the Fizz Gig, one CO2 cartridge would carbonate as much as one CO2 cartridge in another brand soda maker. My husband loves it. He even carbonates orange and cranberry juice. Doesn't work as well on juice with pulp. It takes a little practice to get it right, or it won't seem to add much carbonation. Recommend watching the video... » Read More Don't know. Got this for my husband. He carbonates just enough for one sitting at a time.... we reuse a 20 fl. oz. "disposable" soda bottle. The cartridge lasts for multiple bottles over a week or two, but not sure exactly how many he's filling. I'm sure in the Fizz Gig, one CO2 cartridge would carbonate as much as one CO2 cartridge in another brand soda maker. My husband loves it. He even carbonates orange and cranberry juice. Doesn't work as well on juice with pulp. It takes a little practice to get it right, or it won't seem to add much carbonation. Recommend watching the video on the maker's site. « Show Less
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The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier. The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP... » Read More The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier. « Show Less
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The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier.