Customer Rating: Summary: Keep it cold Comment: Great item. I got one of these with my new car. Everyone should have one. It will keep your canned drink cold in the car when the temperature outside is sweltering. I've kept a can cold all day!! Customer Rating: Summary: A Diet Coke Junkie's Best Friend Comment: I never learned to drink coffee, but I do have to have my Diet Coke every morning. I bought this insulator about 4 years ago to keep my drinks cold and it works great. Diet Cokes aren't good warm, and this little jewel keeps it nice and cold for several hours. I keep it at work and it looks very professional and much nicer than the foam coozies. I get a lot of compliments when I bring it to meetings.
After 4 years of constant use it still looks brand new, with no scratches or dents. It seems expensive compared to the cheapies, but when you think how many of the tacky coozies you'd go through in 4 years it actually comes out to be much cheaper. I expect to be using this for many more years to come. I highly recommend it! Customer Rating: Summary: Best can cooler. Comment: I love this can cooler. I pop the top on a coke in the morning and it is still cold for lunch. Customer Rating: Summary: Review of Thermos 2700 Comment: A simple and highly effective method of keeping your 12oz cans cold longer. Not only can they be used in house, to assist in you TV viewing but also work perfectly to keep your soda pop cold while you drive. Keeping one in the car allows you to carry your Pepsi from the office to the car and keep it cold for enjoyment on that long commute home. The this stainless steel insulator fits most vehicle cup holders. Customer Rating: Summary: Thermos 2700 12 oz Beverage Can Insulator Comment: Best can cuzy ever! Keeps cans cooler longer than anything I have ever used. Your hand stays warm while keeping the can cold. I left a can of beer in this for 2 hours in 85 degree heat and the beer was still cold.
Useful information: Planning your Kitchen
Ask yourself a myriad of questions about your lifestyle (and that of your family), so it's as well to have as many of the answers ready as possible. Consider:
who's going to be using the kitchen - is it just the cook or does everyone tend to congregate there?
Do you keep pets who eat or sleep in the room?
Do you need a table or will a breakfast bar suffice?
More and more families are creating a living kitchen where there is not only a dining table but also some soft seating and a television.
Would you consider building an extension or giving up a formal dining room to create a large kitchen/diner?
What other tasks are undertaken in the room apart from cooking? Is it used for laundry, ironing, homework, entertaining?
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