Cra-Z-Art ChillFactor Original Slushie Maker, DIY Magic Slushy Maker, Super Quick Smoothie Squeeze Cup for Milkshakes, Juices, Double Layer Cup with Lid & Spoon, Blue

Worked great once the cup was in freezer you had your favorite drink and it turned it into a slushy. Works like it said it would.

This product actually does what it says it’s supposed to, but it takes some work. Overall, it’s a great product. I would just wish it was a little easier to use.

This product worked great and much faster than I expected. The instructions were simple and clear and in English. Very happy with it.

With some prep, this slushees up drinks so fast. It is rather fun to see happen. My kids love it, do yourself a favor and get one per kid so there’s no fighting!

My daughter liked it. It made her drink she put in it slushy- but not all the way. She had it in the freezer for about 10 hours too.

Product came on time and intact and looks just like on TV. Getting the liquid to turn into a sluahie is not as easy as it looks. We had to use a spoon and scrape the ice mixture into the cup. Squeezing it, as per the instructions did not work. Once we used the spoon to scrape it down. We could drink it and it was a nice treat.

The media could not be loaded. The quality seems OK I have not used it just yet but I have another one and I know they do work. This one is a tad on the small side so it won’t hold much other than that I don’t see any complaints. you can watch my video on how to put it together if you’ve taken it apart to wash it however, I was doing it one-handed so I had to finish tightening it off camera. This cup did not work so don’t waste your money.

I’m just a grown-up who loves slushies but hates dragging out the blender. I so wanted this Slushie Maker Cup to work and my expectations weren’t that high. I didn’t expect the result to be as good as a blender slushie. I would have been content with some slush.The slushie maker cup was in the freezer for 3 days. I filled it 2/3 full of ginger ale and squeezed away. What I got was neither slush nor drink. The cup reduced the ginger ale to shards of ice that clung to the sides of the cup between the pleats.A couple of things to note: 1) The inside of the cup has deep pleats and what slush is produced gets stuck in those pleats. 2) I think all the pictures showing the cup brimming over with flavorful slush are misleading. Even if it produced a good slush, you wouldn’t get that amount of slush from adding only 2/3 of a cup of liquid. 3) How many slushie cups would you need to keep in your freezer on standby given that you need at least 10 hours of freezer time . . . how patient are your kids? Back to the blender for me.