Will this keep things cold on a hot day in Texas?
940677
Is all about what do you use for cooling device ,I use frozen pads and they last long time
940678
There is a hard plastic liner inside that, with an ice pack of some sort, will keep all your food cold for a considerable amount of time, regardless of the environment outside.
940679
Hello. It really depends. If you keep it closed, and not let heat in until you reach your destination, it should work just fine.I would use the hard shell and fill with ice. Good luck. I love mine.
1190370
I don't know the answer to that. I do know, however, that here in sw texas where it gets very hot, the unit does a poor job of cooling when the outside temp rises much above 95 degrees.
1761631
No problem with mine summer or winter. I am in Texas and if if held heat I would know.
1808053
I have not used it for cold but I would imagine it would keep things cool also. It does a great job keeping hot. I would just throw a couple cold packs in with it.
1031728
Yes, just not sure how cold it will keep items but should be fine. A great idea
1131640
No. But add a lot of ice cubes and keep container out from direct sun and your drink will stay cold.
463207
It keeps both hot and cold...depending on what the temp was when place into the bottle. I don't think they recommend "hot" because since there IS a straw attached ...you might burn yourself. I put drink with ice in at 8am and left in car and carry all over and by 8pm, little chips of ice still inside. For hot, i don't put in boiling...i put in lukewarm and it stays lukewarm for quite a few hours as well. i don't think the plastic parts should melt since the straw parts are made of silicon. I also dip straw parts in boiling water to sterilize and it stays perfectly fine (I got the foogo for my daughter and her straw gets really nasty with backwashes...gross) hope this helps It keeps both hot and cold...depending on what the temp was when place into the bottle. I don't think they recommend "hot" because since there IS a straw attached ...you might burn yourself. I put drink with ice in at 8am and left in car and carry all over and by 8pm, little chips of ice still inside. For hot, i don't put in boiling...i put in lukewarm and it stays lukewarm for quite a few hours as well. i don't think the plastic parts should melt since the straw parts are made of silicon. I also dip straw parts in boiling water to sterilize and it stays perfectly fine (I got the... » Read More It keeps both hot and cold...depending on what the temp was when place into the bottle. I don't think they recommend "hot" because since there IS a straw attached ...you might burn yourself. I put drink with ice in at 8am and left in car and carry all over and by 8pm, little chips of ice still inside. For hot, i don't put in boiling...i put in lukewarm and it stays lukewarm for quite a few hours as well. i don't think the plastic parts should melt since the straw parts are made of silicon. I also dip straw parts in boiling water to sterilize and it stays perfectly fine (I got the foogo for my daughter and her straw gets really nasty with backwashes...gross) hope this helps « Show Less
331196
In high humidity it will lack in coolness ,will hold a comfort level but not to cold
1563319
there is a rubber insert between the handle and it does stay cool to the touch, it might depended on how much heat you are using but for the most part i think you would be ok.
547385
Didn't try it with hot beverages, but it doesn't keep things cold very long.
1529752
I live in North Texas and we have very hot summers. It has held up nicely so far.
1966037
Yes - somewhere in its product description, it gives the amount of time it will keep a hot beverage hot, and a cold one cold. I load mine up with hot green tea in cold weather, and an iced drink in hot weather.
62922
yes. And ice lasts most of the day. I drove through California in 90+ degree heat and it still lasted. Of course only opened it up once or twice so I imaged the less you open in the longer the ice will last.
592036
I've never tested it that way. In a room of normal temp I would say yeah it will stay cold. It depends on how hot it is outside. Keep in mind you only have the ice packs in the main food compartment, so everything in the side cups will warm faster.
91981
If you have a cold pack underneath, it stays pretty cold. I don't think it keeps it cold on it's own.
371452
Yes it keeps it hot if you can get the lid to screw on. You will need a lot of patience.
1824219
It can hold hot or cold, but it is not insulated, so it will not "keep" your drinks hot and cold.