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Do people still use beer/soda can koozies?
I'm thinking about ordering personalized beer can koozies for favors for a surprise 30th birthday party I'm throwing my husband next month. Do people still use these though? I wouldn't get those big and bulky foam ones but rather the foldable neoprene ones.
At first I was thinking personalized shot glasses but with the koozies, I was thinking anyone could use them... even for a soda can.
Thoughts? I'm not sure if people still use koozies.
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Re: Do people still use beer/soda can koozies?
Jonathan Dean 4.5.08
Anna Capri 5.4.11
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EDD: 9-20-14
#1 12.11.11
#2 10.23.13 EDD
My little nuggets
Yes. The mister uses koozies often when he's working around the house. I bought him a beer koozie from his favorite band--it's thinner than the old style koozies. One of his favorite beers is Sly Fox 113 IPA and it is sold in cans (or 22 oz bottles). The koozie is perfect for keeping the coaster from getting wet.
Great idea.