Keeping stuff cold at Download. any ideas?
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is there anything i can buy to put in a cool box that will last a while to keep things cool for a few days? long shot i know. But is there anything sort of between ice and dry ice?
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You can buy 12V cool boxes, they plug into the 12V socket in the car........... assuming that you taking a car. Cool packs also work well - for a few hours untill the packs melt
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Halfords powered coolbox thingy... very good. Which report came out top...
I use mine when camping, and it keeps beers and wine cold for the whole of a long-weekend quite easily, when powered via cigarette lighter in the car. Use it WITH the freezer block things mentioned before and you'll have cold beer all weekend long...
I use mine when camping, and it keeps beers and wine cold for the whole of a long-weekend quite easily, when powered via cigarette lighter in the car. Use it WITH the freezer block things mentioned before and you'll have cold beer all weekend long...
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By far the best solution is freezing old 2 litre bottles filled water- or 5 litres bottles if you can find them and have the space in your ice box.
I've always found freezer pack rubbish- there is a product called tech-ice on the market but have never found them as good as freezing big bottles.
I've always found freezer pack rubbish- there is a product called tech-ice on the market but have never found them as good as freezing big bottles.
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I dont think ill really have room for a 12v fridge thinking about it. Ive used one before too and wasnt to impressed. Is it possibble to buy dry ice anywhere?
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