What quantity of ice may come out in one hour?
1262674
It drops 12 pieces every 10 minutes. So, 72 per hour. that is set on the largest size setting. if you set it for smaller pieces, it will drop faster.
1262675
The basket fills in ten minutes ,so if you continued to empty it, close to five gallons
265681
i recommend the ice packs that you activate in your freezer. about 6 of them.
1832240
I haven't used this since last summer, but I believe it took a couple of minutes for each one. You have to hand hold the ice each time.
600629
Maybe a minute? Let me test...a good reason to make an after dinner drink. Just under two minutes, and my perfect drink is ready:)
981897
I'd say a pretty long time. I've filled the jug up for a hot outside practice from 7 to 9 pm and still have there be ice in there in the morning.
730217
Do not under stand question , same as ice would . How long do you freeze ice
1972991
Depending on how much ice you use, 18 to 20, 12 ounce bottles. Haven't tried more.
20093
2 bags of ice will be plenty....you'll have room for some cold food that can't fit in the fridge.
1329264
It depends on what you have in it and how long it needs to be cold. A couple large bags of ice will fill it and and be enough to add as the ice melts. If your party goes for many hours on a hot day a third bag would not be a problem.
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It depends upon the outside temperature and the temperature of the water when you add the ice. The manufacturer says 18 hours and I have had it last that long in my air conditioned home. I have had it last 24+ hours in the fridge. But, in warmer settings, 6 -12 hours is more realistic. To maximize the time, start with a cool bottle (running cold water into it or even keeping it in the fridge). Then, use ice plus COLD water from the fridge (otherwise the warm water will melt the ice before the outside air gets a chance). Then, try to minimize time in direct sunlight. Using a room temperature bottle, plus cold water and only about 4 ice cubes, my bottle keeps at least some ice for the entire 10+ hours of my commute plus workday (desk work).
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The ice is about the size of a playing marble...maybe a little bigger, with a hole through the center. I hope this helps.
1506974
It will take just about 1 gallon of water to fill and will use it with 2 baskets of ice or so. I'd say it takes less than an hour for a basket. As far a production quantity I'm not sure. I will say it is faster and produces a lot more than a typical ice maker in a refrigerator.
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Throwing in chunks of ice cube is not a problem, as the opening is wide enough 3.5" wide. I only fill up with room temperature water, but I guess 1hr should be OK. .....
981896
At least six hours. I fill mine up about 1/4 put in the freezer when it gets frozen I put cold water over the frozen ice and it will stay cold 8 to 10 hours or longer. I love mine.
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I had 5 caps in rotation. We numbered them with a Sharpie, so we started with cap #1 and went sequentially through the caps to #5. By the time I was done with #5, #1 would be ready to go again. I would say about an hour and a half... Oh yeah, and it can't just be ice. You need dry ice and your helper needs to wear ski gloves to handle the caps. They get quite stiff and have to be very cold to work. Best wishes.
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Mine just arrived, and I put in 8 normal size ice cubes. After a few minutes of cranking, I had about 24 oz. of snow. It's actually finer crushed than my commercial sno cone machine. Just be sure to refrigerate your syrup, because room temperature syrup will melt the snow very fast.
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I believe 4-nice and big,well made,cold only lasts for approx. 10 minutes though. Check out the Donjoy Ice system.