Showing posts with label techniice review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label techniice review. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Techni-Ice Review: Camper Trailers

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Above is the screenshot of a Techni-Ice review from Camper Trailers, a non-profit Australian organization, gathering camping enthusiasts and outdoor lovers from the Land Down Under.

The review talks about the features and benefits of Techni-Ice. The reviewer, Tony Stone, also included cleaning and storage information as well as his overall experience with Techni-Ice.

Below is an excerpt of his review.

Cleaning: Techni Ice is fully washable and nothing permanently adheres to the plastic outer plies.  We found it extremely easy to wash off dirt, food stains, and fish slim and blood.  Most of the time just blast the sheets with a garden hose in the yard will do the job, or in a kitchen sink, use a sponge will make cleaning quick and easy.
For more information about Techni-Ice, please check our website, www.techniice.com.ph or email us at inquiry@techniice.com.ph.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Techni-Ice Review: What's Up, Kaith?

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The mom blogger: Alveel Kaith Cimafranca is a a dedicated working wife and mom with two kids. A self-confessed shopaholic, Alveel started What's Up, Kaith to document the events in her life as well as share newly-discovered products to her readers.

Here's Alveel's review of Techni-Ice:

"two weeks ago, a friend and former officemate, Jewel, sent me a pack of Techni-Ice, an innovative product that’s the perfect replacement for ordinary and dry ice, locally distributed by her company.  i haven’t used it yet although we’re going out of town very soon and i plan to use it to keep our warm food well, er, warm, and our drinks cool.

what piqued my interest really is how versatile it is.  aside from keeping food warm or cold, it can also be used as a heating pad to soothe cramped muscles or as a cold patch for fever.  it’s perfect for me who suffers from this monthly gadawful curse aka dysmenorrhea, as well as for my kids who are sometimes not spared from the bad virus that bring fever and colds.  and the best part is, it’s idiot-proof, which basically means, very easy and convenient to use.  you need it hot?  pop it in the microwave.  you want it cold?  put it in the freezer.  then it’s ready to use.  awesome or awesome?

jewel was kind enough to send me two packs of the 4-layer Heavy Duty Reusable (HDR) techni-ice dry ice packs.  as i’ve mentioned, i plan to use one during our beach outing soon while i will save the other pack as first-aid for my kids.  so thank you, J :)

for more information about this amazing product, please do visit their website."


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