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Description
Bullet Points Holds up to 125 cans Turbo mode frosts beverages in under 1-hour Party mode prevents temperature fluctuations for 6-hours Chills drinks from 23°F - 72°F Heated glass door stays frost-free Freestanding design parties anywhere Adjustable and removable shelves Benefits 23 Degrees: One of the coldest beverage fridges on the market At this frosty temperature, your mass market American beer will taste its best. Store more than just light beer at 23 degrees: beer mugs, whisky glasses, or mini kegs can all be kept in your Froster to be served up icy cold. It is not recommended to store all types of beverages at 23°F. When storing beverages for long periods of time, follow the Froster temperature guide to make sure your drinks are safely stored and ready to enjoy. Turbo Mode: Never drink a lukewarm beverage again Turbo mode is a last-minute errand runner's dream. As soon as you put your beverages in the Froster, turn on Turbo mode. In only an hour you will get beer that is frosty-cold and ready to drink. Once your lukewarm beer turns ice cold, the mode turns off and the Froster adjusts to the set temperature. Party Mode: Built to withstand thirsty partygoers Do people keep opening your fridge door and letting all the cool air out? Party mode keeps the Froster compressor on for 6-hours straight. No matter how many times that door swings open, Party mode will keep your beer frosty-cold and tasting it's best. Finally, a fridge that can keep up. Once those six hours are up, the Froster adjusts to the temperature set on the digital thermostat. Heated Glass: Insulated door with a frost-free look A heated glass door stays frost-free under the coldest conditions. You'll always be able to keep your eye on what's inside. Plus, the heated glass adds to the sleek design of the black statement exterior.
