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Cosmo’s Wine Cooler- Designed to Preserve and Protect Wine

Posted on April 22, 2020October 14, 2020Posted in Appliances 101, News, ProductsTagged cooler, new products, refrigerator, wine coolerNo Comments

What is a wine cooler? Wine coolers are fast becoming “the” must have appliance for wine lovers and enthusiast. Designed for chilling wine and other beverages, a wine cooler is made to eliminate harmful light, fluctuating temperatures, humidity, and vibration. If you drink a lot of wine and don’t have a proper basement for long-term storage, then a wine cooler is great for everyday use, and it creates the most ideal conditions for wine storage than refrigerators that create an environment that is too cold for a wine bottle. For those wine enthusiasts that insist on professional grade wine refrigeration, for at home use Cosmo has combined advanced technology and our signature sleek appearance for you to enjoy quick access to cold drinks and your favorite wine. Our 24 inch wine cooler delivers exactly the right temperature, with a single zone temperature that can be set at an ideal temperature to allow your wine to mature properly. Cosmo’s COS-24BIWCS wine cooler offers impressive features to preserve and protect your prized bottles. Capacity For those that want plenty of space for their collection, the 146L (48 bottles) Cosmo model is sufficiently on the larger side of wine cooler sizes. This wine cooler will give you space to grow into, and you can remove some shelves to accommodate larger bottles. Adjustable Temperature You have the power to maintain the flavor of your favorite wine with a temperature range between 5C- 20C/ 41F 68F and a fan cooling system. When you’re using a single zone wine cooler for your various red and white wines, we recommend a cellar temperature of approx. 58 degrees Fahrenheit. Digital display and LED lighting The Cosmo Wine Cooler has an LCD display and digital touchpad, so you can set the temperature to your liking. The wine cooler is lit with blue LED lighting that illuminates the interior for an elegant presentation of your wine collection. Removable racks We designed the wine cooler with 6 shelves made of natural beech wood that is strong enough to hold the bottles. These shelves have telescopic sliding rails and notches on the sides of the shelves to keep the bottles from falling. Glass door Fine Wine requires precision and need more than a refrigerator. Our Wine Cooler features a seamless stainless steel Insulated 3-layer glass door frame for an elegant look and heat-safe storage. Premium-Grade Stainless Steel Exterior The perfect balance of luxury design and a classic trim for a refined look to enhance the aesthetic of any room décor. With reversible doors and flexible installation options, you have the best use of space by either installing the unit under the counter with its built-In or free standing Installation that also allows you to place it anywhere. The important thing to keep in mind is the Cosmo wine cooler is the complete package and provides the ultimate environment for your wine/drink collection, so you know you will have perfectly chilled and flavored wine anytime you want some. Previous Next PROS Premium-Grade Stainless Steel Exterior Built-In / Free Standing Installation allows you to place it anywhere LED lighting illuminates the interior for elegant presentation of your collection Stores up to 48 bottles of your favorite selection of wines at the right serving temperature Insulated 3-layer glass door for an elegant look and heat-safe storage Advanced fan cooling system Technology Digital Touchpad Control enables easy control 6 Beachwood shelves with telescopic rails for convenient access to bottles Internal Temperature Range: 5°C- 20°C/ 41°F 68°F Door Lock for security I WANT THIS WINE COOLER

Spring Cleaning 101: 6 Easy Steps to Clean Your Refrigerator

Posted on March 19, 2020October 14, 2020Posted in Home, How-To, KitchenTagged home improvement, kitchen, kitchen decor, refrigerator, springNo Comments

Spring cleaning your refrigerator is about more than tossing old stuff and restocking it with fresh food. There’s more involved than just that, you’ll need to deodorize and disinfect, then take steps to ensure your refrigerator runs well and use less energy. Follow these 6 simple steps to clear it out, clean it up and restock the fridge. Gather your Supplies: Here’s what you’ll need Old towel for floor Bucket Baking soda Paper towels or rags Sponges, dishcloths or rags Toothbrush Multi-purpose surface spray Cooler Trash bags Vacuum Turn Off the Refrigerator To conserve energy it’s a good idea to turn your refrigerator off unless you have removable shelves and you’re good about keeping the door shut, then it’s okay to keep it plugged in. It’s safer to have the fridge unplugged when dusting the coils and cleaning the drip pan. If you can’t easily move the fridge or access the plug, turn off the circuit breaker that serves the refrigerator. Empty the Refrigerator The refrigerator completely of all items. Put any perishables like milk and meat in a cooler and leave other items on the counter. Do not leave food out for more than an hour. Go through the contents of your refrigerator and remove all expired or spoiled food. Compost old produce and recycle containers when possible. Clean the Removable Refrigerator Parts Take out all the removable shelves, drawers and door inserts; you can clean them more thoroughly when they’re outside the fridge, and this gives you better access to clean the inside of the refrigerator. Mix fragrance-free dish soap with warm water in the sink. Wash the items with a dish soap sponge, as you would hand-wash dishes. Once the removable parts are washed make sure they are completely dry before putting them back in place. Clean the Inside The good news is there’s a variety of cleaning solutions you can use to clean the interior of the fridge. While the choices for what you can clean with are flexible, we recommend making your solution instead of a harsh cleaning spray. You can use baking soda and water mix (1 tablespoon of baking powder per cup of water) or a mild soap and water mix to wash the counters and bins. Thoroughly wash the built-in fixtures, the bottom of the fridge, and be sure you get in the cracks. An old toothbrush is handy for the nooks and crannies. Wipe the inside of the freezer just as you did in the fridge. Wash ice cube trays and replace the ice with fresh water. Thin rags are great for cleaning the rubber seal around the door- one of the grimiest areas of the fridge where crumbs and debris end up. Clean the Outside The exterior of your fridge use microfiber cloths to clean, they’re great at eliminating the streaks and fingerprints on stainless steel. Carefully pull the fridge out from the wall, then vacuum the coils to remove dust that’s collected. Keeping your coils dirt-free can help your fridge run better. If your fridge has a drip tray, remove it and clean it like you did the shelves and place it back. Refrigerator Cleaning Hacks To absorb odors, keep a box of open baking soda in the fridge — don’t forget to replace it every one to three months. Wipe stainless steel in the direction of the grain. Clean your fridge right before a big grocery shop.Clean shelves and drawers in the dishwasher. Tell us: Do you do spring cleaning?