Does this ice bucket sweat or have condensation on the outside?
349303
Mine stays outdoors on the patio year round and I have never seen any moisture on the outside except for when it possibly gets rained on. Furthermore, after being outdoors for more than a year, there is not a trace of rust. Great bucket.
2003855
not so much condensation does it leave but a moist air comes out...like a mini slight humidifier...good for the wood floors (or at least mine) in the winter when the heat is on making the floors crack constantly. Adds just a very slight amount of moisture...not really condensation like a shower would in the bathroom on the windows and mirror.
165204
My son uses this daily in school. There is condensation as there would be with any other glass container with cold contents but it is mostly contained by the rubber cover. It is durable.
967773
It doesn't create condensation that collects in machine that needs to be emptied
1268348
I have the 40oz and 21oz (both coated), neither one gets cold to touch when I pour cold water in. After sitting for a while with Ice and water, the outside does feel a bit cooler then room temperature but never cold. It sounds like it may have a defect.
1288279
Not that I noticed. I am so pleased with this product because it is so easy to keep clean, fill, and so quiet. The only thing I noticed is that if I have it to high for what is needed, there is condensation, but the book explains that. Hope it helps.
165206
I tend to keep my water at room temperature but I went ahead and added ice to my larger bottle to watch it. It fogged up within minutes and several minutes later began to create minor droplets. Several minutes after that, I noticed that the rubber sleeve was wet on the outside as well. So yea - if you add ice then you'll have condensation issues. I've never had issues with room temperature water though.
1211309
The lid is hollow and sealed across the inside bottom. The bucket is very thick and since it is so light it feels solid but must be double with no seam that I can see. Keeps my ice lasting longer. I usually use it on the screened sun porch since I have ice in the door of my fridge inside. I have never had issues with a water ring on my table.
1779645
Cant find exact specs, but it looks like 2.5LAlso does not sweat as far as i can remember. Assuming people are taking ice from it. I would imagine if you left it all night with ice melting that it would sweat.
304850
Yes, if condensation forms it will drip on the outside although we had it running constantly for about 4 days of hot weather and I did not notice any dripping The sleeve we used has a point where if condensation builds up it will drip out but it would land in the sleeve first. There was no drip line included with ours.
392458
It has a thin film of something whitish. It isn't condensation per se. I am very happy with this product so far.
1464902
For me it does. I live in a very dry climate though. But overload my nalgene with ice and add water and never have had condensation get anything wet.
683262
No. It is not insulated so condensation will form on the outside. Keep it separated by cloth.
143553
I have never had any problems like that. If anything you might develop a little bit on condensation but your breath will keep it warm or at least above freezing. I used this while commuting to work and back on my bicycle and all I noticed was a small amount of air restriction from the mesh itself and hardly any condensation.
851789
I used it as an ice pack on my shoulders and it does drip/condensate as it defrosts. It feels a bit slimy too so I wrapped it in paper towel and put it inside a ziploc bag when I use it. It is hard coming out of the freezer but gets a little softer after about 5-10 mins. It does stay cold for about an hour against my skin so that is a plus.
1211313
It is indeed double-walled. I've never had a condensation issue. I believe it is only air-insulated as the knobs serving as handles can be unscrewed, but it has never failed to keep our ice through a party, and even into the next morning.
779388
Here in Houston, TX it's very muggy throughout the summer, and the high humidity persists pretty much year-round. So far we've seen no condensation on the inside, and the material is pretty stout. I'd think if you move it around from place to place, damage will occur from abrasion, but if it just sits there it seems to hold up fine.