Can you get regular sized ice cubes in the standard bottle opening?
989989
Linda,I don´t know if I will be able to help you as I bought the narrow mouth bottle, anyway I am not able to use regular sized ice cubes on my bottle, I need to use small sized ice cubes. Hope that can help you to buy your product.Best regards,Guilherme
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.
989991
I'm going to say no. I think you mean standard vs. widemouth? If so regular ice cubes are too wide. I would exercise caution with this product though. Read my review. The claims about keeping stuff ice cold for hours in a hot car seem to be completely bogus, unless i got a defective one, but I don't know what type of defect I could have had that would have caused such decreased performance, the product didn't appear to have any defect at all. I would melt ice cubes down and shove a bunch of them in then take it to my kids ballgame at by the end of the game 2-3 hours later all the ice is melted and the drink isn't very cold. I'm going to say no. I think you mean standard vs. widemouth? If so regular ice cubes are too wide. I would exercise caution with this product though. Read my review. The claims about keeping stuff ice cold for hours in a hot car seem to be completely bogus, unless i got a defective one, but I don't know what type of defect I could have had that would have caused such decreased performance, the product didn't appear to have any defect at all. I would melt ice cubes down and shove a bunch of them in then take it to my kids ballgame at by the end of the game 2-3 hours later all the ice is... » Read More I'm going to say no. I think you mean standard vs. widemouth? If so regular ice cubes are too wide. I would exercise caution with this product though. Read my review. The claims about keeping stuff ice cold for hours in a hot car seem to be completely bogus, unless i got a defective one, but I don't know what type of defect I could have had that would have caused such decreased performance, the product didn't appear to have any defect at all. I would melt ice cubes down and shove a bunch of them in then take it to my kids ballgame at by the end of the game 2-3 hours later all the ice is melted and the drink isn't very cold. « Show Less
989992
Kind of. I have to pretty much punch them through. I have the narrow mouth version. I buy bags of ice from the store, so I'll try to break them up a bit with a hammer first.
1730523
Yes, it easily fits in a standard holder. The base is similar in size to a 500ml (16.9 oz) water bottle so it's not super-sized.
1112963
Yes. It is 3" wide and 2 7/8" deep when measured from the inside...so a 2 1/2" diameter ice ball would just fit but leave very little room for anything else. A spot of whisky perhaps but then your nose would be hitting the ice ball with each sip I would guess.
1250453
yes there's room for a regular bottle, the two glasses and a small 'box' for something special.
1971633
If your objective is keeping your IPA dead-cold, why not just put in some small ice cubes? [/sarcasm]
747554
I've not used them that way, but seems like it would work. You could always get a mini bottle from a grocery store and try it before you go for the great bargain on the big A. Or call a Hawaiian ice shop and ask them what they use. Cheers
745544
I don't see why not.....I would measure them to make sure though. However, I use the warmer with different size Dr Brown bottles (the regular side and the wideneck size). You just change the bottom basket up or down depending on how tall the bottle is.
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.
1299754
No, it's a pretty close fit for a regular bottle. The shelves look great for the price though. I always get compliments on them.
1984193
I own this mold they are close to the size of a quarter. Better luck looking at mini ice cube trays for that size.
350530
The opening is 2in wide, ice definitely fits but sometimes the dispenser kicks a cube too far to the side and misses. I usually dispense the cubes into a clean hand and help them in so I don't have to pick up a cube or two from the floor.
1590462
Yes, it's a narrow bottle and will fit fine in a standard size cup holder with sides. A wide cup holder with low sides, not so much.
257354
I just tried it :) The original size holds a standard prescription bottle well. The spots that had large bottles are stretched out and will not come back to a smaller size. Hope that helps :)
1580317
I honestly never used Dr brown so I can't answer you correctly. But the inner straw can be cut to size if it's too long. But I'm pretty sure the top lid is the typical bottle size (not the big mouthed bottles) and will fit standard bottles.
1442660
No you can't. The way the bottle holders are shaped a regular water bottle wouldn't fit in. The holders are kinda squared.
2251257
You could put individual ice cubes in the 2" diameter opening although I haven't tried it. Good idea though!
417594
Standard rectangle ice cubes are too big. They MIGHT be able to fit the half circle/crescent shaped ice cubes but I've never tried.