Portable Cooling Guide – Portable Cooling Applications For a Cool Summer

When the weather starts heat up, people start scrambling to cool down. A portable cooling appliance may be the solution for you. There are two ways these portable cooling solutions provide you comfort. One way is that they drop the temperature. The other way is the use of water. A portable air conditioner uses refrigerant to carry and discharge heat. An evaporative (or swamp) cooler uses water to relocate heat.

People choose to use portable cooling appliances because they can be used in a variety of situations. They are ideal for cost effective spot cooling. You can also use them to supplement your central air conditioning. A lot of people either do not have the expertise, or cannot afford to hire a technician to install a permanent cooling solution. Portable air conditioners and evaporative coolers do not need to be permanently installed and usually come with easy installation instructions. Bulky window air conditioners are also popular, but they may not mesh well with the décor in your home. A portable air conditioner is a good alternative. You may also need to turn to a portable solution because of inadequate main systems or for after hours additional cooling.

Two of the main applications for portable cooling solutions are:

Homes

A home is where families go to relax. The headache of installing a central air conditioner or some other permanent cooling solution is not very relaxing. Portable air conditioners and evaporative coolers can be moved to whichever room you need them in. They do not require permanent installation and come with easy directions for installing that leave you headache-free. People considering window air conditioners may run into problems because their windows are oddly shaped. Portable air conditioners do not require placement inside your window frame and should be able to work with most window shapes.

You should keep in mind that because portable air conditioners cool air by removing moisture, they are better suited for humid environments. Some units will offer more advanced features such as built-in thermostats and auto-evaporative technology. This cuts down on maintenance substantially. For arid climates and evaporative cooler is ideal. They are cost effective and add moisture to the environment. They are rated by the cubic feet per minute of chilled air they deliver. These do require a bit more maintenance than portable air conditioners, like regular cleanings and steady water supply.

Computer Server Rooms

Lots of companies have computer server rooms. They are the rooms that house computer servers with mass amounts of company data so they are vital to the daily operations of these companies. It is important to control the temperature in these rooms because additional heat is generated by this computer equipment. When this equipment is operated at a high temperature for extended amounts of time, hardware malfunction and even system failure can result. Installing an air conditioner in the server room can lessen systems shutdowns and component failures.

Picking the correct air conditioner for a computer server room is crucial. Some air conditioners have automatic shut off features that can leave the server rooms sweltering during the nights and weekends. Additionally, some server rooms do not have easy window access and may be located in an interior room which means keeping the equipment cool is a difficult task. A portable air conditioner may be the correct solution. Just be sure that the unit you choose has an automatic restart function. This function keeps the unit running even if there is a power failure. You should not use an evaporative cooler to do this job. The moisture added to the air will damage the machinery.

Some additional applications are industrial areas, healthcare facilities, offices and schools, and outdoor areas and events. In these warm months, portable air conditioners and swamp coolers can be a comfort in a variety of situations. These portable cooling solutions may pave the path toward a cool, cool summer.

August 29th, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Articles | No Comments

Grilling – Gas Vs Charcoal

As the summer months are fast approaching, we love nothing better than to have friends round to our houses and have a barbecue. Using the barbecue grill at this time of year is popular and easy to do, if you are thinking of purchasing one for the first time there are several different types of grills. There is gas, charcoal and electric grills, and each one has many good and bad points.

Before purchasing your barbecue grill, you will need to do some research into what grill is best suited to your needs and budget. There are many ways to check the different types of grills available to buy, either on-line or in a store, research is important as they do have some significant differences. Of all the barbecue grills, charcoal ones are the cheapest ones to buy, they vary from large free standing ones to counter top ones. This style of barbecue grill is usually portable, and if not too large then great to take for picnics and camping trips. Charcoal barbecues, can be messy and difficult to clean, they are also more difficult to light and need to reach a very hot temperature before cooking can commence, but the food does taste the best being cooked on a charcoal grill.

Gas barbecue grills are the most popular for people to purchase. These grills are reasonably priced and easy to find, they come in many different shapes, styles and sizes. You will find one to suit any back yard, they can be quite bulky though as you have to have a gas bottle as well as the grill. They are great for novice barbecue users, as they are quick and easy to assemble, with very quick cooking times. They are ignited at a touch of a button, and you can adjust the temperature to ensure even cooking there is also very little smoke when using the grill. Learning how to use this type of grill is very important, and safety must be followed at all times.

The other option that is available is an electric barbecue grill, although these grills are not really portable as they do require a power outlet. Most homes with an electric barbecue grill will have them built into a purpose built barbecue area. They are becoming popular as they are quick and easy to clean, and use. The cooking temperature is easily achieved and once the desired temperature is reached, the grill will hold at that temperature for as long as the grill is plugged in. They are cheap to use, and are the most environmentally friendly barbecue grill on the market. This type of barbecue grill is becoming more and more popular.

August 27th, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Drink Mixer Articles | No Comments

Everything You Need to Know About Horse Stables in FarmVille

Conserving Space, Saving Time

Just like Chicken Coops and Dairy Farms, Horse Stables can hold 20 horses. While they are pretty large buildings themselves, the stables still take up much less space than 20 horses do. Plus, the stables have the added bonus of allowing you to harvest from all of these horses at once. That can save a ton of time, especially if you still have a bunch of goats, pigs, sheep and other animals that have to be harvested from individually.

Getting Started

Your Horse Stable is actually free to get started – that is, you’ll find the frame in your gift box when you log into the game. Before you set it up, though, you may have to clear some space. The stable takes up about as much space as 6 plowed plots of land, so make sure you have at least that much room free before you take it out of your gift box.

Just placing the frame of the Horse Stable on your land isn’t enough, however. In order to complete the construction, you’re going to have to gather a significant number of materials. You do start out with one brick, but you’ll need 10 each of bricks, wooden boards, harnesses, horseshoes and nails to complete your stable, and there are a couple of ways that you can get your hands on these.

Gifts

The preferable method for obtaining your building materials is as gifts from your FarmVille neighbors. Each day, a couple of these building materials will be available as free gifts that you can send to your neighbors and that they can send to you. The specific items listed here will change from time to time, so it’ll be important to get what you need when it’s available.

If you really want to give yourself the best chance of getting all of your building materials as gifts, you may want to post an announcement on your wall asking your friends for specific items. As long as you have a significant number of neighbors, though, you shouldn’t have too much trouble gathering up the items you need. Also, whatever items you don’t manage to collect as gifts, you can purchase from the market for 1 Farm Cash each.

Announcing Your Construction

When you set up your stable, you’ll have the opportunity to post an announcement on your wall letting your friends know what you’re up to and giving them the option of lending a hand. If they take you up on your offer, they’ll receive 100 coins, but there’s really no benefit to you. It’s certainly the neighborly thing to do, though, and your neighbors will appreciate the opportunity to pick up the bonus.

August 27th, 2010 by 12oclock in Horse Barn Articles | No Comments

Old Josh and Arizona Blue "Trading Horses" ((1865) (Part Three of Three To – ‘The Auction’))

Night, in the Smiley and Hightower fields were settling quietly in across the spring plantations, the birds had left their trees for the night, flying back to their own nests, the clouds sunk into twilight, chimney’s were pumping out smoke, the whole country side was rolling over into a sheet of night; with an intermittent and brief sound of sporadic thundering.

Old Josh was at the other end of the Hightower plantation, walking the horse, and on his way back to the barn, he spotted a confederate soldier, a man who at least looked similar to a confederate soldier. When the stranger spotted him, he jumped to his feet quicker than a rattlesnake, with piercing blue´-eyes, pulled out his revolver like a gunslinger, aiming it at Old Josh, said with a grin,

“I reckon you’re too old, old man to do anyone, any harm, which way is out of here?” he asked.

“You sho’ got some springs on those there feet of yours soldier, and yous faster than a whip with that there six-shooter, all you needs to do is head on down younder there a bit, and youall will come to Goose Creek, and find a bridge, takes that bridge, and you is on your way out of Alabama-ef-in thats where you is headed.”

The cowboy-soldier stood firm, put his pistol back into his belt snug against his belly, he was drowsily awaken, the only light was that of the moon, twilight had turned now into night, and the little fire he had going was at its last sparks.

“What’s the name of your horse?” asked the cowboy.

“I calls him, Dynamite, hes got what youall call spirit.” Said Josh with a smile.

“Dynamite,” laughed the cowboy, “Haw, what a name, how about Dan, I like Dan?” suggested the cowboy.

“Listen Mister, yous got the gun, and I is jes’ an ole nigger, yous can call him fish, or bone or rabbit or anything youall wants to call him, cuz you is who you is, I calls him Dynamite, and you calls him Dan, it all is ok, wes can call him Dan Dynamite the hoss, ef-in you wants to, cuz we all got a first name and a last name, and hoss only git one, so this here hoss gits two, cuz you say so, and that is that, and I is getting tired, can I go or does I got to stay here and give him a middle name now?”

The cowboy smiled, “I see you like to talk old man, this here horse of mine is like a mule, I’m taking your Dynamite, and my Dan, and we are heading out of here, now, is there a problem with that old man?”

“The hoss is not mine, it belongs to Mr. Hightower, youall can take it up with him, do as you is goin’ to do, cuz it white folk against white folk!”

The cowboy jumped up on Dan, and started to ride off, then stopped, said, “Tell your boss, the Army needed his horse, traded it for that there horse you got, he’s more on the order of mule I suppose, my name’s Arizona Blue!” and he rode off, and Old Josh, grabbed that horse of his, and named him ‘Blue,’ after the stranger, and walked on back to the plantation barn.

7-22-2008

August 24th, 2010 by 12oclock in Horse Barn Articles | No Comments

Portable Canopies – Inexpensive But Great Options to Organize Your Life

If you are having a problem with storage space, consider the benefits of portable canopies. Canopies take up very little space in your surroundings, but they maximize your ability to store the things that are cluttering up your life. For people who are having problems with space, a fully enclosed portable canopy is a great option.

A cluttered home can be the source of much trepidation in your life. Things always seem to be in the way. Furthermore, piling these things into the garage or basement are not good solutions, as a stuffed-full garage forces your car, or cars, to be exposed to the elements and suffer from premature corrosion and mechanical failure-very expensive and even dangerous consequences in the long run. And a cluttered basement means you can’t use it as an exercise room, workshop, man-cave, or other constructive purpose.

So, what can you do if your home is being overrun by stuff? Put that stuff in storage? The cost to put your belongings in storage is extreme-hundreds or thousands of dollars per year. Plus, getting to that stuff is then incredibly inconvenient.

Portable Canopies are a Better Solution to Organize Your Life

A much better solution is to get one of the many portable canopies available on the market today. A fully enclose portable canopy can help you to eliminate the clutter in your garage, basement, or home while storing your belongings right there on your property. What could be more convenient? For just a couple hundred dollars, a portable canopy can provide years of the same storage benefits as a permanent garage or house addition that costs ten thousand dollars or more to construct.

Faithfully organizing all of your belonging no longer requires a lot of money and effort. Good planning and organizing with the right portable canopy will spare you a lot of energy and save you a great deal of money.

A Portable Canopy for Your Stuff, Your Car, or Your Party

Owning the right canopy will help you make room for your all of your stuff, thus providing you with a well organized and clean home. And for those whose clutter has taken over their garage, portable canopies can make room for their car, or cars. Plus, you can decide whether to move all your stuff

into the portable canopy or simply leave it in your permanent garage and park your car, or cars, in your fully enclosed canopy, which will protect your car from the elements just as well as any standard permanent garage.

The advantages of good canopies don’t end there. Portable canopies are flexible in function, so they can also be used for picnics and other outdoor activities and events. Easy to assemble, disassemble, and transport, canopies can be brought along to shelter a group of people as well as the items they have with them. Canopies protect you from the sun and the rain, since most are also extremely waterproof.

You can also use your canopy for your next party. With some exceptions, car canopies can also serve as party tents when necessary. If your canopy has removable sidewalls, simply remove them and the canopy makes a great open-air party tent that provides a shaded area under which guests can mingle.

Depending on the weather or other factors, your party may call for a fully enclosed party tent. If this is the case, your portable garage needs no modification and is perfect to go as-is.

Additionally, larger-size canopies can shelter a significant number of guests, functioning perfectly as a sheltered overflow area should all guests not fit comfortably in your home. As well, it can cover the buffet, the band, the dance floor, or the bar.

Get a Canopy Replacement Cover to Coordinate Decor on a Budget

Canopy replacement covers can also be helpful when planning a party. If you want a well coordinated party with a canopy that matches other decor, simply order a canopy replacement cover in the right color and use the existing canopy frame to minimize your cost.

As you can see, organizing your clutter, sheltering your vehicle, or pitching a party tent does not have to be expensive, space consuming, or inconvenient at all. A single canopy allows to you accomplish each of these things. So, use this new and highly functional technology of portable canopies to your advantage. All you have to do is to plan well, make a wise decision on what you’re going to do with the resources that you have, and choose a portable canopy that perfectly address as many of your life needs as possible.

August 23rd, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Articles | No Comments

Keeping Your Water Clean – Make Water Filters a Priority

In this article, Mike Adams shares on making water filters a priority. Mike Adams is the founder of Natural News.com.

Kevin: Let’s switch gears here and this is probably an even bigger topic. I get so many questions about filters and that’s one of the reasons why I decided to put together this program, because people are really confused about water filters. They’re confused about distilled water. They’re confused about reverse osmosis. They’re confused about carbon filters. Let’s talk a little bit about all of those and what have you seen that’s working in terms of the specific types of filters and then we’ll talk about the different brands that maybe you’ve done some independent research on.

Mike: Okay.

Kevin: What are the pluses and minuses of each one?

Mike: Okay, sure. Well, the most important thing in all this, I think, is just use some filter. Let’s just start there. Some people end up hesitating, a deer in the headlights situation and they don’t buy any filter, because they don’t know which one to buy. That’s worst case, because you definitely want to filter. The second thing is, don’t forget the shower. I think we actually absorb more toxic chemicals from the water and the shower than we would drinking tap water and that’s because first of all, there is lot more water rushing over your body, because I might take a shower in 10 gallons of water, but you’re sure not to drink 10 gallons of water. Secondly, the hot water, of course, opens your pores. So it makes your pores able to absorb all the chlorine and all these other chemicals that could be in the water. So I think for many people, the shower is if not the first place to start it certainly should be high in list. You’ve got to have a shower filter and then of course, a drinking water filter at the same time. So I think there’s two filters that are necessary. In my own home, Kevin, I use reverse osmosis in my kitchen and then I use basically, a carbon block filter from Aquasana, which also has some material that in it that absorbs the VOCs, the volatile organic chemicals and that takes care of everything I’m concerned about the shower and I’ve also started to carry a shower filter with me when I travel. As you go to a hotel or resort — I was saying in a condo in Florida a couple weeks ago doing some work there and I brought a shower fertile filter with me and it was a good thing, too, because they use a lot of chlorine down there.

Kevin: Okay.

Mike: So pack it in your luggage and bring it with you and you can quickly install it in a hotel. Just be sure not to forget and leave it there. Take it back home with you.

Kevin: The thing about the shower filters, they’re not that expensive.

Mike: Not at all. No. I mean $70 or $80?

Kevin: Yeah.

Mike: The cartridge usually lasts a year?

Kevin: Yeah.

Mike: Which is amazing to me that they can absorb that much material over that long of a period of time.

Kevin: I know.

Mike: The cost is really quite low.

Kevin: Why did you choose reverse osmosis?

Mike: Well, I like the way the system is configured, because it can generate water ahead of time.

Kevin: Okay.

Mike: Then there’s a tank under the sink. I also like the fact that RO gets the particulate matter in the water down to very low number. For me, I think it’s down to 40 ppm right now and that’s a pretty good number. It means to have a base water to work with, because I don’t expect my water to really have minerals and it and if I’m going to add minerals I’m going to blend it with some organic celery, for example, or other super fruits and things like that. That’s how I get my minerals. I don’t really want minerals in my water. I could have gone with water distillation, but the reason I don’t like that, Kevin, is it takes so much energy to distill water and I think it’s bad for the environment.

Kevin: Okay.

Mike: You think about the energy it takes and the electricity it takes and how much coal is being burned down the road, just to boil that gallon of water. That’s too much. I know some people would say well, what about reverse osmosis. It wastes so much water. It wastes 5 gallons of water, typically, for every 1 gallon that it produces. I understand that, but that’s a conscious decision. I think that wasting water is less bad for the environment than burning coal to boil water. You really can’t waste water. I know you can waste fresh water, but that water isn’t gone. It goes back in the environment and it comes back around later. We can still drink it later.

Kevin: It’s not like you’re adding anything to it that would poison the environment more.

Mike: Exactly. It’s not like it’s leaving the planet. It’s here.

Kevin: Right.

Mike: We just have to clean it again.

Kevin: Right. You’re not shipping it off to Mars.

Mike: Right. If we were losing water we’d be in real trouble on earth.

Kevin: Yeah, I know. I know some people can’t afford the high ticket filters. The $300 and $400 and $600, $1,000 filters. What do you think about some of the stuff that you can buy at the store? Say you go to Kmart or something like that and there’s a Brita filter or something like that.

Mike: I think it’s a great place to start. I really do.

Kevin: Okay.

Mike: There’s not a lot of stuff that Kmart or Wal-Mart that I recommend, but this is one of them. Pur or Brita is the other popular brand. These are great. They really do work. They remove a lot of these dangerous chemicals. On the issue of money, Kevin, I don’t want some blunt or inconsiderate or insensitive, but the fact is people can afford these things. It’s just a question of priorities. I’ve had people come into the health clinic and they’ve spent $15,000 on in vitro fertilization with drugs and needles and it didn’t work and then they complained about having spent $60 on acupuncture that might actually restore their fertility. People spend money on Starbucks coffee, $1000 a year. People spend money and all kinds of crazy stuff. You’ve got the money, believe me. You’ve got the money to buy water filters. It’s just a question of whether it’s important to you. That’s all. If you think you can’t afford it, well, disconnect your cable. You save $50 or $60 a month right there. Disconnect cable and get yourself a water filter. It’s better to not poison your body than it is to poison your brains from cable TV, isn’t it?

Kevin: I haven’t had TV in years.

Mike: I know. Who has time?

August 20th, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Drink Mixer Articles | No Comments

Advantages For Getting a Beverage Dispenser

If you are the type of person who frequently throws parties, owns a restaurant, or just simply enjoys beverages a lot, you may want to invest on a beverage dispenser. Instead of having to constantly mix your drinks or pull up a new glass for anyone who asks, all you have to do is to simply point at the dispenser and everyone can help themselves.

Instant drinks are always a plus in everyone’s book, so if they are served or can serve themselves right away, everyone is happy. It not only saves time, but it allows the host to entertain other guests without having to worry about someone else needing another drink.

A beverage dispenser can carry a gallon or more of your favorite drinks, allowing you to make better use of your time instead of making a new drink. There are various types of dispensers available for whatever use you may need them.

Refrigerated beverage dispensers are ideal if you are serving frozen treats like slush, smoothies, and shakes. You can also use these to serve cold sodas, since majority of the models have multiple valves for different flavors. These kinds of dispensers normally have to be plugged in, though. They also cost more than any other kinds of dispensers and will typically be made of stainless steel, so get it if you are sure you will be serving lots of cold beverages constantly.

Insulated beverage dispensers are made of durable polycarbonate or polyurethane that will insulate your drinks so they stay at a constant temperature the entire time. They are commonly made of sturdy, dent-resistant material, so you can bring them anywhere and not worry about banging it up too much. They are cheaper than refrigerated beverage dispensers and come in different styles and colors.

Non-insulated beverage dispensers are the cheapest kind because it does not need electricity. It also does not maintain the temperature of the drink, but is easier to carry around and less difficult to maintain. These kinds of dispensers are perfect to bring during picnics, sporting events, camps, and other outdoor activities. Like insulated dispensers, these come in different forms and styles, too.

Besides the ease of use and the conservation of time brought on by the use of beverage dispensers, they can also add more flair to the party or the room. There are a variety of styles available now, so the dispensers can also double as decorations. They are certainly a step up from the typical jars and pitchers.

Another advantage of using beverage dispensers is that they allow you to use disposable cups. Since anyone and everyone can help themselves to the drinks, it follows that cups are made available. You just saved yourself some time from washing glasses and save some water, too. The only cleaning you will have to worry about is the dispenser. Cleaning it is easy, although you have to do it constantly if you are going to be serving different types of drinks every now and then.

August 16th, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Drink Mixer Articles | No Comments

3 Tips For Choosing the Best Portable Refrigerators

Whether you’re looking at portable refrigerators for use in an RV, camper or boat or you want something that you can take with you on trips, there are 3 things that you should always check before buying.

1. Brand & Model

There are several manufacturers of portable refrigerators, and most of them are not the same names you would recognize from full-size fridges. Don’t be put off if you don’t recognize the names, but make sure you do some research into them to find out which ones are best suited for your need.

Some of the most common brands of portable refrigerators include Engel, Dometic and Norcold.

2. Power

There are basically three different types of power sources for portable refrigerators:

- Propane

- 12 volt

- Dual AC/DC power

Propane refrigerators are the most portable, since they don’t have to be plugged into any type of power source. They do need more regular maintenance however, since propane leaks can be extremely dangerous. You need to ensure that these refrigerators are checked annually.

12v refrigerators run from a standard 12 volt power source like you find in pretty much every car, truck, RV and boat these days. They tend to have weaker compressor motors than propane models, so they aren’t as efficient at getting things cold and may not get as cold. They’re less expensive to buy in the first place, though.

Dual AC/DC power refrigerators will run from either 12v or standard 120/240v power sources. These are best suited for anyone who needs to take the portable refrigerator in a vehicle of some sort, but also needs to be able to run it at home, the cottage, an office, etc.

3. Type of Cooling

There are two types of cooling systems in portable refrigerators:

- Peltier thermoelectric

- Danfoss

Peltier thermoelectic cooling systems are generally found in the less expensive models. They are cheaper, but they can’t make as cold a temperature as the Danfoss compressors.

If you need to keep something really cold, make sure you choose a model with the Danfoss cooling system. If it’s mainly to keep drinks and other snacks cool while on the road, the Peltier cooling system will be fine.

August 10th, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Drink Mixer Articles | No Comments

House Water Purifiers – How to Choose the Best Water Filter?

Many people are searching for filters, domestic water and for good reasons – clearly said our tap water is safe to drink, not always. Sure, it was clean, But Usually this water purification process is not enough to remove the dangerous bacteria such things, radionuclides, metals and traces of pesticides and herbicides, which are often found in ordinary tap water at home. After a home water treatment system will help ensure that water that you and your family> Beverages is healthy and clean, but what kind of filter is right for you?

The most effective type of water cleaning the house

The water most popular water filters are carbon filters and activated carbon filters. They are made from coconut shell. This type of filter is quite good – you remove the most dangerous contaminants of water, but also allows minerals, which are positive to pass on our health. The carbon filters are not expensive, and a single cartridge lasts 6-9 months.

However, carbonwater purifiers have some disadvantages. First, they can’t change the pH of your water, so if you know that the water in your aria is acidic, you might need another type of filter – simple carbon one won’t fix the problem. Another problem is, that if the filter was unused for several days it starts getting moldy, especially in hot summer month. If you feel that your filtered water tastes moldy, change the cartridge.

Reverse Osmosis water Filters – More sophisticated technology

This type of water purifier was developed for use in submarines to turn salty sea water into drinking water. But it does more that that – as water passes through a very fine membrane, most contaminants are removed. Reverse Osmosis water purifiers do their job extremely well, sometimes a bit too well. They remove every mineral, leaving just pure distilled water and as some researchers discovered distilled water is not the best thing for our health ether – our bodies need many minerals that usually come with hard (not purified) water.

UV water filters effectively kill all bacteria

Ultra Violet water filtration systems are a comparatively recent invention. As high frequency light passes through the water, it effectively kills all microorganisms. So UV filters are great for getting rid of bacteria, but they don’t remove any dangerous minerals. They are often used in hotels in countries, where the risk of contaminated water is high.

There are more water purification methods including magnetic systems, energetic water treatments, far infra red systems and water ionizers. They all are effective to a certain degree, but some of them are still experimental and are not yet used for house water purification.

Variety of home water filters on the market – which filter to buy?

There are many options, you can chose from:

Undersink Filters
Countertop Filters
Tap water filters
Shower Filters
Whole house water purifiers

The easiest solution is getting a countertop filter. They are easy to install and portable, if you are planning to move. Tap water filter is another inexpensive option that produces good results.

However, if you live in an aria, where water is generally low quality, you might want to go for a whole house water purification system. Surely, this will cost you more, but you will get clear water for all your household needs. Most whole house water filtration systems are of Reverse Osmosis type and they do the job pretty well.

August 5th, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Drink Mixer Articles | No Comments

Great to Get a Fridge For the Drinks As Well As One For the Food

I enjoy a nice can of cold beer. When I go to our fridge, it always seems to be full of food. Do not get me wrong, I enjoy the food as well but I do sometimes find it frustrating that the drinks have been taken out.

So off I went to search for a solution and found out that there is a wide range of mini fridges on the market at present. There is so much of a choice that I thought I would try to help other people make up their minds which type to get.

Who do you want it for?

If you want one for the children, you can get something that will just hold half a dozen cans of soft drink and put it in their play room. That should be big enough to keep them happy.

If you are a big beer drinker and like to invite your friends over to watch the match, you can get a beer chiller style refrigerator which will hold as many cans as you think you might need. They can hold up to eighty cans and I think that that is plenty big enough for anything I might need.

You can get one which is ideal for dinner parties. This will be right for bottles of wine and some have the facility to keep the white wine and the red wine in separate compartments and at different temperatures. You can get one just to keep that one special bottle cold or they are also made for up to about 40 bottles so you can have a very happy evening.

Where do you want to use it?

Do you want it just to use at home or is it something you want to take out on picnics or the like? Some of them actually have wheels on the bottom to make it easier to move around. Put a portable mini fridge in the trunk of the car with a few cans in it and they will be nice and chilled when you are ready to drink them.

Remember that some places will not let you take something as big as this is to the venue. Often this applies at sports stadiums as too many beers can make the crowd restless.

All this talk of beer is making me feel quite thirsty so I am off to get a cold one out of my mini fridge and quench my thirst.

August 3rd, 2010 by 12oclock in Portable Drink Mixer Articles | No Comments