Glass chiller glass froster co2 glass chiller co2 glass froster beer glass chiller beer glass froster instant glass chiller

So far this has been a good replacement for the ones i used to have. Its a newer model and it works well. Its pretty expensive but as i have looked, there are not many other alternatives with good quality like this one. I will be ordering more when the time comes. I recommend this product to anyone looking for commercial use.If you have any issues, they have good customer supportI advice contacting them directly.

The media could not be loaded. Looking at the pictures of the unit, I thought that the platform on which the glass rests would be spring-loaded or adjustable but it is not. This would be useful as different shaped glasses work better at different distances from the nozzle. I know this because I also purchased the bar top model to see which one I liked better. I'm ended up keeping this one because I can move it around easier.

This is a great gadget to have at home or any professional bar.Does not take much space and with a small 10lb or 20lb tank you can move it around. It is insanely good at the pool.Frosted glasses and mugs in 5 to 10 seconds. For drinks or desserts it gives them an upscale touch.Make sure you get a CO2 tank with a siphon.If your gun is taking 1 minute to cool off/frost the glass you are out of CO2 or your tank has no siphon tube.The gun can continually be in use and won't freeze up.Enjoy

The media could not be loaded. The Innoveco glass froster really looks and is built nice.The ambient blue light looks nice when turned on sitting on your countertop.It definitely looks like a professional glass chiller.I use it in my home. You do need a CO2 tank. I got a 10lb tank and think it is more than enough for personal use.Basically all you have to do is connect the CO2 hose to the tank, turn on the glass froster, put a glass (rim down) inside then push and hold in the button that releases the CO2.In about 10 seconds you should have a nicely frosted glass.I did notice that the longer you hold in the button to release the CO2 the more frost that builds up inside the glass.So you can control the amount of "chillness" you want by how long you hold in the button.Overall, this is a very nice professional looking glass chiller, that looks and feels well built.

The reason I bought this was the description which says CO2 is optional to have for this chiller, but it's not. In order to get this chiller work, you need CO2. Works great and makes every drink tasty and chill in less than a second. Highly recommended for parties

This cooler was exactly what I was looking for. It is very quiet, just the sound of a fan blowing, like on a computer, until it gets to the desired temperature, then it's completely silent. Once every few days (that I noticed, it's next to my desk, so I'm next to it about 8-9 hours a day) it runs a few minutes to maintain the temperature, and then goes silent again. It fits perfectly in the little space that I have. I love that it only uses 65W, so just a little more than a weak light bulb. It was extremely easy to setup, and took me about 10 minutes, most of which was unpacking it, and running the cord for it so it's behind the cabinet on which it sits. I've had it for four months now and have no complaints, but only praise for it.

This glass chiller is awesome and is a party must have. It isn’t large and doesn’t take up a lot of room, which makes it even more awesome. It does need CO2 to work, but it works for a variety of glasses. You can chill a lot of glasses in a short amount of time with this, and it chills them in seconds. This is perfect for everything from drinks to deserts.

I will say the canister is a bit of an eyesore but it's more than worth it to have something that chills your glasses in literal seconds. I wasn't sure exactly how this would work when I got it but after a few youtube videos you'll be good to go. I will say for outdoor bar areas this is a must have. No more watered down beers outside with this glass chiller and it keeps your drink colder for longer, which in Texas in the summer is a race against time.