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Lol - it doesn't freeze - it just dispenses. I guess - if you want it to be cold then you'll need to put the mixture in the fridge before dispensing it.

@davidhatch2340 you have to put the thing in the freezer first to freeze the liquid if that make sense which I do but it just doesn't freeze the mixture

Same I happened like 1yr ago

You have to put your water in the fridge too

@@Jsmithsurvwhat salt do we use

Table salt. If you use big chunks of salt, there's less surface and the reation will be less efficient

@@Jsmithsurvthanks

@@Jsmithsurvill put how much caps of salt they want me to with table salt and I will see if it works now

then u gotta be doing something wrong.did u put the canister in the freezer overnight????

Add water to it

Yes, you go to any store that sells slushies and buy from there. Et voila!

The sugar content in the syrups is what makes a slushie work - by acting as a type of anti-freeze otherwise it would just freeze solid.

Yes it does

Yes it does

It ones work with soda

Skill issue

@@AntTalexanderTarnold what skills?? It's literally a automated basic machine

@@am12eaz93 it takes years to master it practice it for minimum 8 hours a day

How exactly do you practice this?😂

I read you can't

I tried koolaid snow cone syrup last night and it did not work.

Let's just say the ice is larger than the sandy texture you expect ...so much that it doesn't go up a normal straw

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out with your concerns. Let's clear up the instructions for using the smaller machine, which might seem a bit different at first glance. For this compact version, you don't need to dilute the syrup with water before use. Just pour the syrup to the indicated line on the jug, and add your crushed ice. As the ice melts during the mixing process, it combines with the syrup to create the perfect slushie consistency. This approach ensures the flavor stays rich and vibrant. The dilution guidance you've seen on the syrup packaging is specifically for the larger machine. In that case, the syrup and water mix indeed needs to be prepared and added to the machine. The larger machine works differently, as it uses a rotating metal canister to freeze and mix the liquid into a slush over time. Adding extra liquid to the smaller machine is totally up to your personal preference, but starting with undiluted syrup is the way to go for the full-flavoured experience as intended. We hope this clarifies things and helps you enjoy your slushie making to the fullest. Happy mixing!

@@fizzcreations I see, thank you for clarifying! I think I do actually prefer the cola flavour diluted, as if I don't dilute it the syrup just sinks to the bottom because it's too dense.

It's an entire cap - but don't worry, it does not not go in the part you drink! It's there to control the speed the ice melts to make the slushie form on the outer.

What's ice cream salt?

@@LeCrispyCut Kinda like salk but it’s less smoother and it’s rocky

Oh ok

@@Freddyfazboi27your right it better

Did you get switch on as I’m having same issue

@@Singingdriver123 hi we ended up returning it because it wouldn’t work we tried getting another one and still didn’t work so we gave up

I don’t think it is included because I got one and for the powder it might be mr creations ice cream powder or something like that but you can also get any ice cream powder because that’s what I do.