will the can crusher crush 24 ounce cans
1101505
Yes, I do crush 24 oz cans and it works pretty well. They don't crush down as flat, but I'd say getting them down to about 1 to 1.5 inches is easy enough. With all cans, you just give them a slight squeeze as you put them in. Just enough to create a very small dimple on each side and they will crush easily and straight down too. No dimple or too much dimple and they tend to crush irregular or even spring out of the crusher. I have been using mine for more than 6 months with no problems.
1101506
Yes it will. We have crushed a 24 oz. can. With the press plate all the way to the top, it's about a 9" tall opening to slide the can in. The rest is just muscle.
1101507
Well Sarah the simple answer is YES. It is advertised to crush up to a 32 oz. can and it will. I have crushed everything from 5.5 oz. cans all theway up to the 32 oz. beer cans. You have to be careful though as I recommend you dent the side of the can to help. Some 24 oz. cans like the pepsi or mt. dew including 24 oz. monster energy cans are actually made of heavier material and take a little more effort. Most 24/25 oz. beer cans I have found are made of thinner material. It will also crush 16 oz. aluminum bottles but these you have to dent, and yes it will also crushplastic soda bottles. Hope this answers your question and any others you might have. Well Sarah the simple answer is YES. It is advertised to crush up to a 32 oz. can and it will. I have crushed everything from 5.5 oz. cans all theway up to the 32 oz. beer cans. You have to be careful though as I recommend you dent the side of the can to help. Some 24 oz. cans like the pepsi or mt. dew including 24 oz. monster energy cans are actually made of heavier material and take a little more effort. Most 24/25 oz. beer cans I have found are made of thinner material. It will also crush 16 oz. aluminum bottles but these you have to dent, and yes it will also crushplastic... » Read More Well Sarah the simple answer is YES. It is advertised to crush up to a 32 oz. can and it will. I have crushed everything from 5.5 oz. cans all theway up to the 32 oz. beer cans. You have to be careful though as I recommend you dent the side of the can to help. Some 24 oz. cans like the pepsi or mt. dew including 24 oz. monster energy cans are actually made of heavier material and take a little more effort. Most 24/25 oz. beer cans I have found are made of thinner material. It will also crush 16 oz. aluminum bottles but these you have to dent, and yes it will also crushplastic soda bottles. Hope this answers your question and any others you might have. « Show Less
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I've only done 12 oz. I don't think the design will accommodate the 16 oz cans.
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sorry that it took so long to get back to your question.. I asked to see this happen so that I could state it as true.. Yes, it will crush 16oz. cans.. this is a great product. Used this at someone's camp and had to have it..
90429
It is a soft shell cooler with a hard liner, and yes it will hold 24 cans (although I haven't tried that yet with the removable ice pack inside the cooler).
2122917
very small have to lay down two cans to get the 6 cans in if this answers your question
1959549
It's designed for soda cans - 12 oz. and made of aluminum. 16 oz. cans are generally food cans (soups, beans, etc) made of heavier grade metal. They fit the crusher, but may be harder to crush.
148612
No I don't think it will work with steel cans. This thing is made out of pretty cheap metal and it bent up on me the second day I used it. I got a refund from Amazon and they didn't even have me ship it back. I threw this one away and got a can crusher made by Pacific Precision instead. It's a lot more heavy duty and I'm really happy with it. Though I still don't think it would be capable of crushing steel since it's so much stronger than aluminum. Hope this helps.
866642
It holds 10 cans. But as the others have said, if a can is partially crushed it will affect how it works.
1886514
The "tall-boy" cans don't fit. This works best with your typical 12 oz. can, but I was able to a regular sized red-bull can which are a little taller than a 12 oz. can. Anything taller and it won't fit in the crushing mechanism.
334979
Have not had 1 gallon cans but I would say no. Compactor crushes at your strength. The more strength you apply the more it will crush.
1225791
A Coors Light can fits almost exactly in the slot for crushing. If the pull tab is slightly up, you actually have to push it down before putting it in the slot.
1351508
It was a while ago but my memory was that it was 24 cans but I checked my order and it said 20 cans. I still think it was 24. I'm not much help, sorry. pam
148608
I wouldn't trust it very long crushing dog food cans. Not built strong enough to hold up long term.
1035198
I have only used this crusher for aluminum cans so I can't honestly answer this question. However I will say that I am VERY happy with the performance on aluminum cans. I've found that deforming the can slightly (with a small well-timed push of the finger on the side) makes the job much easier, so I would expect similar results with soup or vegetable cans. It may not work well crushing the can in perfect form, but even a small indentation on the side would probably allow it to crush those cans as well.
869122
Yes, 24oz to the brim. I'd hesitate filling it with more than 20oz though for good mixing.
1225790
My recollection (not at home now) is that it's about a centimeter taller than a standard 12 fl oz soda can. Taller cans (like monster drinks or tall beer cans) will not fit, but if you crush them partway by hand, you can make them fit. It that's the majority size can you are dealing with (the tall ones), then you might not like this device.
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This is a wonderful product! The collection bin is 8"x15"....I have never counted the number of crushed cans it holds but my guess is +24!