Could I put a bag cooler inside of this full of ice to help keep it cool while I camp for a few days?
247915
Dont see why not if it can be one that does not leak. My unit failed after we used it 4 times so I took out the cooling unit and just use it as a normal cooler. We used it in the car and were happy with it, but after it failed I could not find a way to get repair parts for it, shame as 80$ is a lot to only have a small ice cooler.
247916
I think it would work fine, as it is a well-insulated cooler. It would be beneficial to plug it in for a time if you can. Just to add some more cold air to help keep the ice from melting. I have the adaptor to plug it into a regular outlet as well as the car outlet to take advantage of any power source I come across, and I'm happy with that as well.
247917
Yes. I do that, but if you'll do so I think you are better off with a well insulated yeti.
694224
Its a storage space which holds stuff, its small, maybe could store a 6-8 pack in there. Its not a cooler. NO heat or cooling.
725598
When I used my cooler (outside in the heat!) I put ice in the top storage area and also in the side hole where you put in the water. And yes, it blew out cold air.
964859
Hi. I have never tried to keep the ice pack in the cooler bag for more than 7 hrs. So im really not sure how to answer your question. I really doubt though, that the ice can last that long
1608195
Probably not, without a heat source. When using it as a cooler we must use ice as an agent for cold.
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.
842123
It's really only warm on the top. For summer camping it should suffice. You could put another bag in it.
676864
Probably. But remember, as per there instructions, you cannot 'breakup' the ice while in bag. The bag may rip. so be sure that you use the frozen water in bag just as it has formed. For are first bag we dropped on floor to make the bag/ice formation more to our liking. The ice tore a small hole in bag.
1752257
I don't think so. We always just put a cooler in the ice chest. I assume you would just have to dump the water out.We use this at the lake every year and its always a big hit. Definitely worth the money!
760209
I would think you could...but I would pack the in an upright position, but that is is me and I might consider dry ice, I believe it is colder. It would also depend on the temp outside and will you be able to put them in a freeze when you arrive, before serving them.
84747
Yes! There is a drain in back near the bottom. Also, I used this cooler for a week-long camping event last summer and it did well.
285885
You could, but of course the ice would melt and your items would get wet. I recommend the slim, flat, square ice packs. Two fit in the bottom, then you can put more in-between things. Or try the flexible ice packs, or a combination of the two types.
2166453
It's not insulated so I suppose it could. I put ice in mine all the time but don't notice any excessive moisture on the outside. It's so handy and easy to use that I take it everywhere.
1677745
Depends on the outside temperatures. If cold, then it's ok for overnight. When mine stopped working, I put a bag of ice cubes in it and it kept pretty well, so it is well insulated. Hope that helps.
768762
Yes it can. . . This is one of the major advantages of this cooler, in my opinion. Still, it's best to use bagged ice rather than free cubes inasmuch as, once you pull the bottle out, all the cubes tend to fill up the space vacated by the bottle, making it difficult to reinsert so that it still stand upright. Home this helps. ..
832035
I would not recommend for temperature control. The compartments are not big enough for ice packs. Placing the whole box in the refrigerator would work.
130337
Yes. Get a good ice pack or two and he'll be set. I use mine 15+hrs a day, half the of that time I'm outside landscaping with the cooler in the truck. TIP to help it stay colder when packing it use cold drinks