Is it insulated? I'm concerned about condensation under the counter top and moisture when filled with ice on a hot day.
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The interior is stainless steel - no insulation except for the lid. That said, I have this in a outside kitchen and it keeps the ice cold, there is a drain plug that let's out the water, but there will be condensation build up inside. Stainless steel is high quality. Good luck!
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It is not insulated, if there is moisture I haven't notice it, but I'm sure there should be, but it should be minimal, because I haven't seen any dripping or water running under the counter top, mine is in an outdoor area, where the BBQ cabinets are. I have it hooked to a drainage, for the melted ice. For what I need it, I recommend it.
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Mine is in the bar in my basment, which is climate controlled. I have not noticed any sweating or condensation underneath when filled with ice. I did not have a drain in the bar area, so I drain the melted ice into a bucket. It will hold ice 2-3 days.
379220
Yes, it's styrgy glass, and has molded spacers underneath, so there's an air gap to insulate the counter. . .
1210529
No! It's cooled with an thermoelectric element (Peltier-Element) which are those metal sheets next to each other and a ventilator (which makes some noise) which helps distributing the cooler air in the box. That's all. We use ice to cool it down fast and keep it "fridge cold" for a little while (ice will melt in a day, even with this thing running for 4 to 8 hours while on the road in summer time).
1159197
No. It must not be insulated well. It is very sensitive to ambient temperature. I have the unit in a well ventilated area and it holds reds at 55 most the time, but whites are between 51 and 58 dependent on house temp.
660262
Toni: Yes, it is double walled. Can't see inside the wall, so can't positively attest that it is insulated. But it does an excellent job of keeping ice cubes in a frozen state outdoors on the patio in the heat of the summer for 6/8 hours, I would have to surmise that it is insulated. I've been very pleased with this ice bucket since I acquired it several years ago. It stays outdoors on the patio 24/7 year round and exhibits no evidence of any rust or corrusion dispite exposure to the harsh outdoor elements. Hope this helps.Dick
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I am not sure. We did have a small puddle of water under the tub at the end of our party, but that very well could have been condensation. We had no problem keeping drink cold in ice through our party.
2193100
Yes it is insulated I have had this smoker fir over a year and have made over 150 pounds of summer sausage does a great job no netter what the temp outside is
2106685
Yes, it is insulated, and the outside gets warm but not hot to touch. Thanks!
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No, it is not insulated. I'm not aware of anything negative as a result of it not being insulated. It is a fantastic, great performance toilet. We love all 3 of our new Toto toilets.
179632
No it's not insulated. Cold air and hot air can still get in. Regardless. I LOVE this fan.
1413398
yes, it is well insulated and does not turn on and off constantly. I used to look under the sink frequently to see if it was on or not and rarely do I see it on unless I have just used a lot of hot water.
674383
I live in Tennessee and condensation is not an issue. But Amazon does sell "American Standard 4266.504.020" which does have an insulated tank.
235808
It is make of plastic so, no it is not insulated. The beverages stay cold for a time but not like a thermos or stainless steel that is double walled.
1500297
Nope, not properly insulated - just think of it in this way as any other plastic water bottle.
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Yes is has a tube that drains the water and it is insulated. Beverages stay cold just like a regular cooler.
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I put the ice pack inside in the mesh pocket (I don't use the small outer pocket) and have never noticed a problem with condensation on the outside. The only leakage I've noticed is through the seams or zipper when my son puts back an unfinished juice box....
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No, the lid is not insulated. However, the cooler is large enough to accommodate quite a lot of frozen material to the amount of milk you are likely to transport for a day's use for one baby. For me, personally, this cooler used with several frozen-solid water bottles would keep anything cold enough to be used with confidence later the same day. But only you can judge what is acceptable for your baby.