Quick way to cool your favorite beverage in a can.

[Keithscatch]

I probably should have posted this in the summer months as it would have been more of a welcome for everyone. However, I want to share this for those who want to quickly cool or make cold a can of soda etc.

Take your room temperature or even warm can of soda and place in your ice maker ice bin where the ice sits. Spin the can fast. I typically spin it 100-200 full revolutions in the ice by hand. This will make your soda just as cold as if you had left it overnight in your fridge.

Pretty cool. It only works with cans. I tried it for plastic or glass containers. Somehow the aluminum allows for the transfer of heat better making your beverage get cold faster. This should only take 1-2 minutes tops to turn a room temp can into a cold can. Oh, this works in a ice cooler too if you are out camping or picnicking and have warm sodas.

[colreb2000]

[joshuaryan]

Wouldn't that cause the soda to burst when you open the can?

[Keithscatch]

Never has for me. Spinning it doesn't shake it up. Give it a try yourself.

[PII Magnum]

[BassOrBlast]

Tha's a tip o'the year!!---I'm gonna buy me a hamster and promise that lil sumbitch 2weeks paid vacation in the islands!

[Keithscatch]

Now that is funny haha.

[fastman151]

Cool tip!!!!!

[bassboy1]

Now, who is going to hook it up to a cordless drill?

[waterfoul]

Now, who is going to hook it up to a cordless drill?


Tim Taylor!!! Who else??

[getfished]

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Be cheaper to just get him a sweater and a hat and keep the vacation for yourself!

[2100greenmonster]

a cordless drill and a modified brake hone will shake it up, but it did get cold.

[genemelow]