Koozies, those ubiquitous fabric sleeves designed to cover canned or bottled drinks and keep them cool, are a staple of warm-weather fun. Developed by Texan Bob Autry in the early 1980s, koozies are ...

It was 1979, a stifling hot day on a Texas construction site. A worker was consuming a cold one when he noticed that the nearby tubing installation material fit perfectly around his can. The makeshift ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Cans in koozies on a table - Taylor Friehl/Unsplash On a blistering hot summer day, nothing hits quite like a refreshing, cold ...

Sweating the Florida sun is a given in the summer, but through it all, the koozie keeps its cool. (Well … unless you get one of those especially shitty foam jobs that blow out faster than Jimmy ...

Researchers and students at the University of Washington in Seattle have conducted a very important study proving, once and for all, that koozies do in fact keep beverages cold. Here's the science ...

For a standard-sized beeror soda can, you will need to sketch out two pattern pieces using your pen, paper, and ruler. You’ll need a rectangle measuring 9 inches long by 4 3/4 inches high. You’ll also ...

Sometimes it feels like it keeps multiplying. The foam beer or soda can holder is given out at as a marketing promotion at summer festivals or in business convention bags or as a party favor at ...

With the official kick-off of outdoor barbecue season this weekend also comes an alarming increase in beer waste. According to the Bureau of Bogus Statistics I Totally Just Made Up, as much as a third ...