Review on 🥶 Coldtower Kegerator Super Tower Cooler (Optimized for MAXIMUM Cooling) by Karen Watson

Super high quality, easy to install, compact and great performance. Since I installed these, the beer stays ice cold in the tower lines and invariably doesn't foam when first poured. If your kegerator doesn't have a cooling fan/device, or if you already have a cheap one; Buy this cooler as soon as possible. It's not the cheapest offer, but my motto is, buy it right and once. Not only will you love this product, you will also kick yourself for not buying it sooner. The only way to make it better is to combine it with a higher quality neoprene tower insulator to ensure the tower stays as cold as the air this thing blows. It will also save you money as you won't lose as much cold air and will make your kegerator work harder. If the fan noise bothers you, I can say that it is installed very quietly. The fan is not noisy and the kegerator blocks 99% of small noises. I read somewhere that if you have money for a kegerator and love beer enough to buy it, spend the money and buy a tower cooler. I agree and so do you. By the way, if after installation and a good insulator you are still having foam problems, your problem may be the length and pressure of your line. Most kegerators have very short and inadequate lines. There are many tools on the Internet for calculating the line length, use them. I use 9ft lines on my tanks versus the 4.5ft lines they came with. Don't think this thing didn't work if you still have foam. If foam persists after the first pour, either the lines are too short or the pressure is too high. This product works great with a properly configured system. I have a relatively cheap double tap kegerator from Insignia, but with a few tweaks like this I get a bolt quality cast. I hope your beer will always be cold afterwards, cheers.