Sensor Items, Cooling Items, Air Regulator
Item: Portable Cooler
GMPC-16A
Features: CFC free;
Both cooler & warmer;
Perfect for keeping food,beverages, medicines and others cooling and fresh
Dimensions: 300×350x450(WxDxH)
Temp Range: +5oC(41oF)- 65oC(149oF) at 25oC(77oF) ambient
Voltage: DC12V/AC100-240V
Volume: 16 litres
Power consumption: 48W
Insulation: ISOFOAM,CFC-free
Cooling capacity: 20oC-25oC below ambient temperature
Heating capacity: +65oC by set-point thermostat
ITEM NO.: GMSD-27-52L
DESCRIPTION: infra-red sensor dustbin for 52Liters
Specifications:
S/S Lid and S/S Body
1 plastic inner bucket
When any object is 15-20cm above sensor window,the lid opens automatically, then close
automatically 5 seconds after garbage is thrown into the bin. You also can open and close by press the relative button. Sensor Distance: 15-20cm
4 pieces of “”AA”" size battery (not included)
Dimensions: 34.5×29x77cm
Unit Packaging: gift box
Q’ty/ctn: 2pcs
G.W./N.W.: 12/11kgs
CBM of CTN: 0.170cbm
Meas.: 60×36x78.5cm
20′ conatiner: 328pcs
40′ container: 656pcs
40′HQ: 800pcs
MOQ: 328pcs
An air purifier is a device which removes contaminants from air. Air purifiers are commonly marketed as being particularly beneficial to allergy sufferers and asthmatics, and at reducing second-hand tobacco smoke.
As I said before, there are several criteria to consider when choosing your unit. Some considerations are very personal and will reflect your needs or the design of your home, while others are across-the-board necessities.
Storage Design
The only must-have for the storage design of your unit is that it stores the wine at no greater than a 45 degree angle. The preferred angle is zero degrees (horizontal) but anything between 0 and 20 degrees is perfect.
Another potential must-have is the way the bottles are compartmentalized. Are they resting individually or piled on top of one another? The latter style accommodates more bottles, but makes it very difficult to locate an individual bottle of wine.
Bottle Capacity
How many bottles do you anticipate storing in your unit today and how large do you intend to grow your collection? Many people use a wine storage unit in their kitchen or bar in addition to their main wine cellar, while others only plan to own between 20 and 100 bottles of wine at any given time. Which type of wino are you? In general, wine storage and cooling units can hold as few as 6 bottles, and as many as 166+ bottles.
Bottle Size
Depending on your preferences, you may want to check if your unit can store both 750ml and 1.5L bottles. Another size consideration is that today’s 750ml wine bottles come in a variety of heights and diameters, including the larger-diameter bottle of Port or taller Riesling or Gewurztraminer bottles. Can your unit accommodate these fatter or taller bottles?
Ease of Reading Labels
If you have a larger capacity unit, it is going to be difficult to mentally keep track of the wines you have in inventory (of course, you’ll be using WineLog to track your new cellar!). Even with a great inventory system, you may want to consider a unit with shelves that pull out. This way, you will be able to easily read the labels of the wines in the rack, without having to pull out each bottle. Ease of reading labels is also enhanced when the unit features an interior light - more on that later…
Other Uses
A few years down the road, you may choose to upgrade to a larger unit or build a wine cellar in your home. If so, can this unit be used to store other beverages? If you make the investment in this unit today, make sure you will have a place for it in the future (or can at least re-sell it on Craig’s List!)
Stability
Other than the storage design, you must check out the stability of the unit. Unlike a martini, the last thing that your wine needs is to be shaken. Most wine coolers use thermo-electric cooling, which, unlike the cooling unit in your refrigerator, does not cause vibrations or make noise.
Convenience
Convenience should always be considered with any purchase for your home. You will (hopefully) be using this new wine cooler several times a week, so you better love it! Here are some questions to consider:
How much space does it take up? If you are planning to place this in the corner of a room or under a counter or bar, make sure it will fit! The dimensions of the unit will be listed in the description.
How easy is it to adjust the temperature? Is the temperature reading in Fahrenheit, Celsius or both? Most units have a digital temperature readout on the front panel. Some have completely manual temperature adjusting or a combination of preset levels (red wine, white wine, sparkling wine, etc) and manual adjustment. My previous article on Wine Cellaring includes the suggested temperatures for storing wine.
Could it be installed under the your kitchen counter or bar? If you would like to install it under-counter, you will need to check both the height of the unit, as well as if it features front exhaust/front venting. Units with rear exhaust are not recommended for under-counter installation.
Other Considerations
Below are even more personal preference questions to consider.
Does the exterior of the cabinet match your home?
Does the door(s) open in a convenient way for the space you will put it in? Can you switch the side of the hinge?
Do the lights only go on when opened, can you switch the light on or off, or is the light always on? Being able to light the interior without opening the door will help you to select bottles without opening the door, causing fluctuations in the temperature. Also, if the light is always on, make sure the door is tinted so that it doesn’t annoy you if you are watching a movie or sleeping on the sofa nearby!
Another issue with lighting: how do you replace the bulbs? Where do you get replacement bulbs?
Is the motor noisy? Even if the motor doesn’t cause vibrations, it may be loud. Make sure you can tolerate this extra bit of ‘white noise’ in your room.
Does the door(s) lock? A locking door is important for storing alcohol in homes with children or teens (and more importantly, your grown-up children who like to get a five-finger-discount on your wine!)
Well that’s all my advice for “Selecting a Wine Cooler/Wine Storage Unit.” It may seem like a lot to take in, but you will definitely appreciate having put in a little extra research time before making the investment.
Below are a few select units you might consider. While they might not be the best options, the list should give you an idea of what’s out there in terms of price, capacity, look and operability.
Owning your own ice cream maker means you can have delicious homemade ice cream in as little as 20 minutes. Ice cream makers come in a variety of shapes and sizes; some are simply manual mixers which require the batch to be frozen for a few hours before its ready. Then theres the electric ice cream maker - with a built in freezer it usually comes with full instructions and recipes. Photo shows a typical example of an electric ice cream maker.
Photos of my ice cream maker
A version of the above ice cream maker is available in our new online store (in association with Amazon).
Other ice cream makers in the store include established brands like Cuisinart, Rival, Deni and Bosch. We even have a Disney® licensed ice cream maker on offer. So if you’re looking to buy an ice cream maker, you can start right here and now!
Interested in using an ice cream maker at home? Watch my ice cream videos
What a thought…. delicious ice cream in just 20-40 minutes! You can create exciting, colorful variations, textures and flavors when you have your own ice cream maker. Impress the kids as well as your friends at parties and summer barbecues. A machine to take pride of place in your kitchen.
Read about the a advantages of having your own ice cream maker
This photograph is of a chocolate and banana ice cream sundae I made at home. I’ve made a lot of ice cream at home over the years so have hundreds of photographs like this. View some more of my ice cream sundae pictures if you wish - I hope you take inspiration from them to make your own.
Hope you are hungry for a Tasty Homemade Frozen Treat!
Did you ever wonder where the dessert ice cream came from?
Once upon a time, hundreds of years ago, Charles I of England hosted a scrumptious state banquet for many of his friends and family. The meal, consisting of many delicacies of the day, had been simply superb but the “coup de grace” was yet to come. After much preparation, the King’s French chef had concocted an apparently new dish. It was cold and resembled fresh- fallen snow but was much creamier and sweeter than any other after- dinner dessert. The guests were delighted, as was Charles, who summoned the cook and asked him not to divulge the recipe for his frozen cream. The King wanted the delicacy to be served only at the Royal table and offered the cook 500 pounds a year to keep it that way. Sometime later, however, poor Charles fell into disfavor with his people and was beheaded in 1649. But by that time, the secret of the frozen cream remained a secret no more. The cook, named DeMirco, had not kept his promise.
This story is just one of many of the fascinating tales which surround the evolution of our country’s most popular dessert, ice cream.
With the crank of a hand or the turn of a switch, you will be minutes away from satisfying your taste buds!
We have what you are looking for, from the Rival 4-quart oval ice cream bucket to the White Mountain 6-quart electric ice cream maker.
So check out the products page and you’ll be sure to find the perfect homemade ice cream maker for your family fun! Remember they also make great holiday, birthday or wedding gifts!
Item: Toaster
GMT-JC112B
Description
Voltage/Power:220-240V~50/60Hz,850-1000W
120V~60Hz,850W
2-slice toaster
Stainless steel housing
Reheat/defrost/cancel function
Bread lift function
Slide out crumb tray easy to clean
Automatic shut off for anti-jam
Automatically pop up
LED indicator
Variable time button
Wide slot
Wood colour control panel
With LCD display
Inner bun warmer optional
Blue screen optional
Indoors Air Purifier
GMAP-I06
High concentration negative ion which contribute to decompose or exterminate various contamination including dust ,particulate,allergen,odor,smoke,bacteria,molds ect.
The special design of draught window accelerate the air circulating that is more efficient for cleaning the air.
The stainless steel collector cell be used to adsorb the particulate in the air.
The compact design is ideal for being placed anywhere in the room.
Be apply for bedroom,office,meeting room, school,hospital,gesthouse,hotel,market,airport,gymnasium,KTV,internet bar,bathroom and so on.
Dimension:70*100*132(mm);
Item: Portable Ice Maker
Item No.: GMIM-01
Specifications:
Ice making capacity:over 12kgs/24hrs
Choose from 3 ice cube sizes: small, medium or large;
internal storage for over 1kgs ice cubes;
removable ice basket, ice scoop included;
compact,portable design with built-in handles,
attracting out looking for silver body high energy
efficient cooling system,automatic micro computer
control system for whole ice making procedure;
first cyscle of making ice cubes costs11 minutes,
the following cycle takes 7-8 minutes;
Water tank capacity:3 litres
Rated power input:200W
Rated freqzuency:60Hz/50Hz
Voltage:115V or 220-240V
Refrigerant: R134a
Dimension:297×367x378mm
Unit Price:
FOB NINGBO USD 85.12/pc
MOQ: 1X40′ HQ
Lead Time: 35 days
Packaging Details:
Packing size:406×297x430mm
Q’ty/ctn: 1 pc
G.W./N.W.: 15/13.5kgs
Qty/40′ HQ: 1115 PCS
Qty/40′: 930 PCS
Qty/20′: 450PCS
Approval GS/CE/UL/CB/Rohs
With a 50L capacity, this really is one BIG bin. I’d say the average tall bin is nearer 25-30L. So for a large family this means less changing of bin liners. On a personal note,since I have moved towards taking all my packaging to that wonderful recycling machine thingummy at Tesco’s, I only really have non-compostable food waste. For me this means the bin will take a long time to fill up and the bag will get extremely heavy between refills (packaging is light and bulky, food waste is dense and heavy). Also if it takes a long time to fill up, it’ll start to smell! However, it is easy to get the bag out, because the lid comes off completely and doesn’t get in the way. My normal bin has a removable inside metal liner with handle and the bags always snag.
Brabantia does sell it’s own bin bags They are somewhat expensive (30 bins liners for £5,95), but equally they are tough and heavy weight - so ideal for the 50L version. Also you can’t see the overhang of the white plastic bag. You can get away with regular supermarket bags which will also fit the bin.
From personal experience, although Brabantia bins are probably some of the most expensive you can buy, they are incredibly durable and you are unlikely to need to replace your purchase for a very long time (unless style dictates). For this reason I’ve marked it quite highly on value for money.