Is this the 50 qt. Igloo breeze model that has the removable dividing wall that can be filled with water and frozen in advance of use?
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This cooler does not come with that accessory but it is available direct from the Igloo website. You can also get a food tray that is about 1/3rd the size of the top of the tray. Divider = Igloo Item # 25102 | Tray = Igloo Item # 23020 Those accessories are not available on Amazon at the time I posted this answer.
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Mine did not come with such a divider. I don't believe this particular model normally has this option.
1461336
This machine is like a freezer and stays cold inside. The ice hopper stays full all the time with fresh ice. Rather than the ice freezing together in a lump at the bottom, the oldest ice (on the bottom) melts off and goes out the drain (maybe 5 gallons of water a week)
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If this is the same product that I own (it looks like it) I have found NO defects in it. It makes ice quickly. It obviously isn't a freezer, so one shouldn't expect it to stay frozen for an extended period.
1287099
Yes, just like refrigerator maker. The ice cubes are seperated and not melted together.
1407903
Sorry, no. The Igloo refrigerator we purchased was returned. The cooling system was defective
460885
Oh I really don't think so, the cover is not water tight and has vents for heat to escape.... I'm sure if installed in a cold weather area it would freeze up... It's a fine indoor product and has saved us money on our water bill, and a little on our gas bill... Electric bill went up 3 dollars a month...
1492891
There is a small hole at the top. Must not be pictured but there is a hole. Plus you don't need that much ice that it would overflow as it melts.
1221433
Yes. It can from freezing to cool. It's great. We have several of these from different vendors this is well worth the money. We have used it a great deal.
1117015
it's cold here, so I don't have them in use. I believe it has a locking mechanism, but I was not overly impressed with the water sprayed. I had several inexpensive ones from lowes that were better performers.
35153
I have not tested this filter but the question isn't stupid like the "breaking physics" answer indicated. The water has energy imparted through the pump and the moving water is much harder to freeze. There is no exact answer without qualifications: "it depends on how low the temperature is and how long you will be leaving it in those temperatures." There may even be parts in the pumping mechanism that are extremely prone to freezing (like a thin hose without insulation that would seize the kinetic energy injection mechanism before it had a chance to postpone the freezing in the larger reservoir. Quick answer: Yes, this will freeze in sub-zero temperatures, eventually. Longer answer: It is likely that this will freeze rapidly because the pump likely has a hose that will freeze like pipes in a house. If sufficiently insulated, this could postpone the freezing but would likely not impart enough constant kinetic energy to the water to keep it from freezing forever. It's possible that the pump is strong enough that there would be an effect similar to what you see when fountains freeze but it's unlikely that it's well insulated and strong enough to do this. I hope this was helpful.
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I don't think so. We always just put a cooler in the ice chest. I assume you would just have to dump the water out.We use this at the lake every year and its always a big hit. Definitely worth the money!
1776197
It comes w/ice pack but I fill w/ice cubes. Definitely cools air. Loud on high, not bad on M & quiet on low.
1826056
No, The Warm Water Will Need To Circulate Through The Pump To Keep The Inner Lines From Freezing. You Would Have To Have The Pump On The Entire Winter With ThIs Heater
1670259
There is a soft shell I insulated lining in the bottom like any other soft side cooler. I used both ice and freezer packs and there was no leaking. I like using freezer packs best since it not only gives more room it ensures no water leakage.
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If you mean built-in in a fashion similar to how a kitchen refrigerator is built-in, the answer is yes. Mine is installed that way. But just to be clear, I can slide my ice maker out of its location so I can get to the water valve to turn it off if ever needed, but it is enclosed on 3 sides. Hope this helps.
112421
No, you have 2 plastic containers to freeze water in. These are used to make the shaved ice. After you use them you fill them back up with water and refeeze to use again.
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I only use it indoors and I love it. The water moves rather rapidly so I don't think the water would freeze, but, I would worry about the motor.