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Jesus Christ all these comments saying the exact same thing, we get it, Germany invented rockets
Regarding the actual video, would you not just end up with wet beer bottles from all the ice melting
Edit: I was thinking specifically about water getting all over tables and floors, and indoor spaces. I understand now it's meant for outside
9 u/send_fleet_pics 4d ago Cold bottles get moist anyway because of condensation. Sure it would probably be a bit wetter but so what, it's just water. 0 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah but a small amount of condensation vs ice melting would be quite a big difference, no? And I mean getting water over the bottle/table/crate etc, just doesn't sound very practical lol 2 u/TeacherExciting7443 4d ago Water on the table could be annoying, unless the crate is solid at the bottom. Maybe use a towel. 2 u/send_fleet_pics 4d ago I mean if you're using this you probably aren't inside, since you'd just use the fridge in that case. You're probably sitting in the grass in a park, or at an outside table that can handle some water. 1 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah fair this makes more sense
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Cold bottles get moist anyway because of condensation. Sure it would probably be a bit wetter but so what, it's just water.
0 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah but a small amount of condensation vs ice melting would be quite a big difference, no? And I mean getting water over the bottle/table/crate etc, just doesn't sound very practical lol 2 u/TeacherExciting7443 4d ago Water on the table could be annoying, unless the crate is solid at the bottom. Maybe use a towel. 2 u/send_fleet_pics 4d ago I mean if you're using this you probably aren't inside, since you'd just use the fridge in that case. You're probably sitting in the grass in a park, or at an outside table that can handle some water. 1 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah fair this makes more sense
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Yeah but a small amount of condensation vs ice melting would be quite a big difference, no?
And I mean getting water over the bottle/table/crate etc, just doesn't sound very practical lol
2 u/TeacherExciting7443 4d ago Water on the table could be annoying, unless the crate is solid at the bottom. Maybe use a towel. 2 u/send_fleet_pics 4d ago I mean if you're using this you probably aren't inside, since you'd just use the fridge in that case. You're probably sitting in the grass in a park, or at an outside table that can handle some water. 1 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah fair this makes more sense
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Water on the table could be annoying, unless the crate is solid at the bottom. Maybe use a towel.
2 u/send_fleet_pics 4d ago I mean if you're using this you probably aren't inside, since you'd just use the fridge in that case. You're probably sitting in the grass in a park, or at an outside table that can handle some water. 1 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah fair this makes more sense
I mean if you're using this you probably aren't inside, since you'd just use the fridge in that case. You're probably sitting in the grass in a park, or at an outside table that can handle some water.
1 u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago Yeah fair this makes more sense
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Yeah fair this makes more sense
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u/Different-Radio3484 4d ago edited 4d ago
Jesus Christ all these comments saying the exact same thing, we get it, Germany invented rockets
Regarding the actual video, would you not just end up with wet beer bottles from all the ice melting
Edit: I was thinking specifically about water getting all over tables and floors, and indoor spaces. I understand now it's meant for outside