I'm wondering if the other reviewers thought this was to go inside the car. I'm looking for something for the OUTSIDE to keep ice off when the car is parked in the driveway.
896567
Exactly! This goes outside. It's in stock and we can ship to you immediately if you would like to place an order with BMW of Towson. Thanks!
328034
It's really to prevent ice, a de-icer. It's not meant as a snow removal method. Not sure it would be your answer.
1612492
Yes. It is made to be used inside or outside. I personally use it for about 20 minutes and it is still ice cold when I remove it. Really helps.
1395521
I Took it on several 2-4 hour road trips with ice water and the ice is always still there. It does a pretty good job of keeping things cold as long as it is not in direct sunlight. I actually dont think its meant for warm/hot drinks but I could be mistaken.
449231
. I got them to trap the water from Melting snow off my car in the garage. I would say it woildnt be wose to leave them outside in the winter as they might split if they had a lot of water on them and they froze.
2160179
It has a motion sensor so, under ice, it may not work well. Not to mention it is not waterproof. If you mount it high near the top of the cooler, it will work very well.
36956
Does not hurt to use frozen ice packs. I would not use regular ice as it is not water proof. I kept the items in the trunk ofy car and it did a good job keeping things cool with ice packs.
2191179
I've heard others speaking of adding this to the blue stuff you find at service stations and they end up with an anti-freezing windshield washer with extra cleaning power. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Let us know what you discover either way please.
2066771
I usually put ice in it. It is not insulated, so it won't keep them cold for a long time.
947636
Yes that's what we have. Do not leave in car during cold weather.. Made of plastic will break
2094354
Yes, ours has been outside for years. It is placed on the side of our garage near an outside outlet and we just leave it plugged in and ready to go. We love it and have never had trouble with it. This is our second one that we have purchased. Now I do want to mention that we live in the Deep South and it seldom freezes here so you might take that into consideration. It is left out year round though and has been there for many years. Jean
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We live in the North West. The Auto Floor Guard fits perfect in the garage and the slush, snow remaine inside the barriers surrounding the perimeter of the guard. Works like the litature said.
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Well, there is more than one answer to your question. 1) if you have an older vehicle, I would recommend mounting it to the back of your rear seat and you can have access to it from your trunk, and it will keep it cool. If you have a newer vehicle I would recommend it pro-installed, it doesn't cost that much, most places are from 80-110 bucks.;-) hope I helped. And if you need help with installation, YouTube is the best answer
60869
Sorry, mine is inside. It gets wet from the car's tires when it is wet outside and it is installed on a cold cement floor. I have had no problems with it and would buy one again. I have heard that using an epoxy outside will work, but I have no experience with it outside.
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I'm sorry dear, but I didn't purchase this fridge to experiment with it, I need it to keep my two insulins cool. Why would you need to turn it off? Are you transporting foods? Perhaps you should check out the DC switch and whether there is a transformer adapter you could use in the car. That's only a guess, since I use this for home use (A/C) only. I hope this helps you.
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It does a good job of keeping the car cooler. Nothing will prevent heat from getting in. I have a white car, live in Florida, and the interior still gets warm even with heavy window tinting and the heat shield. Guess it depends on where you live. I am happy with the design.
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I mounted it to the hood of my work car that had a battery drain. Works fine but in the winter sometimes it would freeze so I drilled a hole ina spray paint can lid and glued it to the red key and that works great. Been like that for a verylong time and I don't park it in a garage.