How many canisters does this require? How is the lifetime use of it? Is it strong enough to last for years?
1076263
We buy those pint size containers of whipping cream and add some vanilla flavoring (in the coffee aisle or local coffee shop sells big bottles). It takes one N2O charger per pint of whip cream iSi N2O Cream Chargers, 24-PackThe company says make sure to use it all within 10 days but when I called, the rep said as long as the date on the carton of cream is still good, the whip is still good.It's definitely durable and even though we've only had it a few months, I could see it lasting several years.
1076264
We buy those pint size containers of whipping cream and add some vanilla flavoring (in the coffee aisle or local coffee shop sells big bottles). It takes one N2O charger per pint of whip cream http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00007JXR4/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The company says make sure to use it all within 10 days but when I called, the rep said as long as the date on the carton of cream is still good, the whip is still good. It's definitely durable and even though we've only had it a few months, I could see it lasting several years.
1076265
With care and cleaning it should last +/_ ten years. Makes whip cream a breeze.Get a box of 25 co2 cartridges as they are expendable and work for one application.
1340412
I've had mine for quite a while now probably close to a year, I just keep the closed tight and make sure I put it on tight after I use it. It's a pretty big can, and I use it for making yogurt thicker.
1975631
I ordered my 4 canister's about a month or so ago and the expiration is 3/2016.I would say you have minimum of a year and 6 to 8 month span to use them.
1063264
I own this juicer for less than a year so I cannot suggest that it will last for years. I can tell you that it is sturdy, the juicer has some weight to it so it seems to have a substantial motor. I dropped a few of the parts and they suffered no damage. It works wonderfully for me and it is relatively compact for easy storage.
1418432
I have not had it stored very long, but can only guess that as long as the container cap is tightly closed it should last for years as long as temperature conditions are stable and not too warm. It is however a petroleum product and the effectiveness in some petroleum products can deteriorate even if never opened over many years. I apologize for this non-answer, if you plan on keeping it without use for a long time you should consult someone with expert knowledge, I just like how it works and don't know about it's intricate chemical properties.
1063443
Certainly it all depends on how much you use in any one application, and the size or volume container you purchase. I buy the 8 fl oz, and use it 3-4 times a week judiciously. Although I have never calculated any of this, I probably get 5-6 months from each container.
546470
Do you mean gas? It goes through quite a few canisters if you use it often. My guess is that one canister lasts about 2-3 hours. If you did mean glass and are talking about the glass in too, it takes about 3 cups of broken glass
246561
Hi Julia, If you keep this product in it's container or any tightly sealed container it will last for years. Hope this helps you.
1491013
So far I used it 8 times and the container is just about a little bit under half way full. Just remember to dilute it with distilled water. Its extremely harsh if applied full strength, be careful.
1329780
I've never counted. Maybe the container will hold 60. Or 70? Lots, though. It works wonderfully for my needs. Get it....you will be pleased, I think.
1088210
I've had mine for almost 1year now, and it's still pretty good. Keeping it in an air tight container helps it to last long.
1661040
I'd guess at least a year. I've used the same container for that long and it was fine
1612937
It will depend on the size of the canister and the opening. In my application, I utilize two canisters which are approximately 2.5" x 8". I use one bottle and split the contents. It only lasts one hour. Your time results will vary due to the holding canister you use. I hope this gives you some idea and help.
1520044
I think it would do well enough. What might work better for a longer duration and for about the same price is a small galvanized trashcan that had the lid and snap handle on it that keep the lid pressed down firm. I used one of these for 13 years in the open elements of N TX before it finally deteriorated. I used it for the exact same purpose you mention. You can find them and Home Depot or probably here on Amazon. I think they are 13 gallon containers. The plastic on this one here will probably have an outdoor life of only a couple of years if open to the rain and the sun. Hope this helps.
33907
I use a lot. I like the smell. I don't measure, just dump it in the water. This bottle lasted me about 15 - 20 loads.
353353
I'm guessing you're asking how long a canister will last? It depends, of course, on how high you keep your flame. I found that it EATS gas if I try to heat a normal weight spaghetti pot full of water. I now make sure that I heat water such as that in a camping (light weight) pot. With "regular cooking", a canister will last me between two and three weeks at home. Some nights I don't use it at all. Other nights I use it for between a half hour and an hour. One canister definitely lasts me through a three-day camping trip (but I always bring an extra one in reserve). Note that you can't use a wide pot or fry pan on most of the portable stoves. That's because it would overhang the canister and overheat it. You can imagine the result.
2199386
They seem to last a long time. I'm working on a supply I received over a year ago. They are in a covered canister and seem to do fine.