How long does take to heat windshield from ice and cold car set out for 5 days at airport roughly? at -20?
143563
Hi, I had ice on my windshield the other day and 4 sprays and it was clear (temp outside was probably in the teens). You have to wait approximately 20 secs. Between sprays. I've been very happy with the washer heater.
143564
The fluid is always warm so it really depends on the amount of ice on your windshield.
1779001
If you preheat the mug with hot water for a few minutes it will last up to 5 hours hot. If you put it in the freezer for a few minutes it will keep things cold for up to 7 hours as advertised. Be sure and use the open and close valve. This cup has a small bottom to accommodate cup holders in cars. It does tip over easily. I love mine.
650282
I don't know specifics, as I purchased it for my dad when his broke, but I took it on one trip and it has to be at least 4' long. Long enough to reach way up on a long dashboard for me to put it on the left side of the windshield. Sorry I can't be of more help!
91793
While I am not aware of the technical specs, I do not believe that use while the passenger compartment of a vehicle is vented or air conditioned during operation would be likely to present any problem. Leaving the device attached to the window when the vehicle is parked or standing in the hot sun, on the other hand, would strike me as not being a good idea. Common sense is probably a pretty good guide here.
1697953
Not very long. Maybe an hour. Basically without being on it will return to room temperature or cooler because of the moisture. We do usually unplug when going out of town and try and leave empty. Sometimes my son just can't have the luxury of warm wipes. For example when we're on the go he gets a few spritzes of our homemade solution and dry wipes. For longer vacations we'll take a reusable wipes container, fill with wipes and our solution and use them cold. He doesn't complain too much. My son always appreciates coming home to his warm wipes. It's a good system! Hope this helps!
337613
Just car... Make sure you start warming that bottle a minimum of 20-45 min before you need it!! (Depends on size of bottle)
778387
About 1-2 hours no ice, and around 4-6 hours with ice added for cold drinks in 80+ degrees heat with the top on the tumbler; half those numbers in length of time without the top on in my experience. Wouldn't recommend using this for hot beverages because I would be afraid that the plastic top would melt or warp and it would be difficult to drink something hot through a straw.
2248698
it doesn't make it cold but it does cool it down. The ice melts just the same as it would sitting out. so about an hour or so depending on where you have it sitting.
553386
It takes about the same amount of time as a heated blanket. Keep in mind - you can't have it plugged in while driving due to the cord. So unless you have time to let the car warmup for 10 minutes, don't bother.
1749400
easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has an outlet too- enjoy! easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has... » Read More easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has an outlet too- enjoy! « Show Less
1663118
Both sides have controls: temps range from L to 20 (L is low temp and 20 is high temp)set temp you would like -if you cold increase the temp or if you are hot lower the temp.automatic turn off in 8 or 9 hours or you are able to turn off.
451965
Yes, it it safe to treat electronics in a device like this. The components in most electronics will withstand temps higher than 130F. Most commercial electronics have a rated max around 70C (~159F) . I'd say it takes 60-120 minutes, depending on what you put in the device. You get a basic thermometer to track the temp. Put the batteries in the "outside" thermometer on first, then put the batteries in the one with the LCD display. Bury the outside therm as deep as you can among the items in the enclosure. You should see temps on both sides of the display. I got it to treat luggage after trips and thrift store finds. It holds quite a bit, and folds to a small size for storage.
1739387
It takes a meal about 40 minutes to heat up. I like it because I spend most of my time in my pickup and often out in no man's land. It's nice to have a hot meal in the cold weather.
296851
Seems like about 30 minutes and it is pretty cold again. To really get it frozen more like a couple hours
1220966
It takes about 25-30 min depending on the type of bottle you're using. I'll say this warmer is more like a "keep it warm while traveling" system rather than warming up something that is cold while you drive. If you're gonna make a long trip can be good if you put it on advance but again if is not a long trip I don't really see the benefit since we can warm up the bottle on water before leaving home. Hope it helps you!
1641414
I can't answer about a chart and I'm commenting as a buyer/user, It is the best for keeping my cold drinks cold with ice lasting for sure all day and well into the nite if the cap is in place, the screw in cap. I'd say 15 to 18 hrs, I've never actually timed it. The ice is the ice from my freezer. I take it to work so I'm in a temp regulated building. Last way less time if I leave it in a hot car on a hot day. I have no idea about a hot beverage, did not try it.
1065662
Should take a half hr. But I took another hr to install a cut out switch. So I can turn it on when needed. It has an auto on off when it senses engine run. But will stay heated even if not needed until the engine is shut down.