can i add ice and it won't leak?
1467444
Mine leaked like CRAZY! I used loose ice cubes, so I definitely recommend ice packs if you need them.
1467445
Sorry, I don't know, we haven't used ice in our bags. We use our bags for grocery store runs and use frozen food in lieu of ice.
1467446
You just want to dump ice in it? I have camping ice such as blue ice or any other container you can freeze and put inside. I don't know if it leaks because this is the kind of ice I use when I use it. I live in Texas where it is very hot. Groceries get hot and melted, wilted and so forth just comming home from the stores. I use these bags as a way to keep my food from spoiling on the way home. Great for long trips to do the same provided you put ice packs in them.
1467447
I use it with ice packs most of the time. I also used it with ice that was contained in a Ziploc freezer bag so I never had a problem with leaking.
1467448
I don't think it would, but I put ice in ziplocks, it's lined with that thermal silver material
1492891
There is a small hole at the top. Must not be pictured but there is a hole. Plus you don't need that much ice that it would overflow as it melts.
981898
If you fill it all the way with ice, then add water, it will stay cold all day.
2054309
Yes you can. See this video from Youtube. This is how I fixed my leak successfully. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRpkklLqoKI
649634
If you keep it open as pictured every couple hours you will need to add ice (drain out some water) if it is closed it lasted a lot longer
45682
I'm guessing loose ice would be a bad idea since it doesn't seem to be waterproof. Ice in a bag works.
1542104
They do leak as ice melts or if you put water in them. You can probably seal the edges of the base with some clear sealant to eliminate this problem.
876938
Did not have that problem but a good outdoor silicone caulk should take care of any leaks. If the unit is full and it freezes it will be likely to crack from expansion of the ice.
1989624
Yes, as long as the cooler has a flat spot where the spout would come out. If it is rounded you might have some leaking.
755362
It has a solid plastic insert that I cannot imagine leaking unless the cooler was to tip over on to its side. The insert goes all the way to the zipper along the top, but if it tips over then the water from the melted ice might leak through the zipper area and possibly through the top of the cooler.
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!
1040669
Yes you can easily, I would not hook up to the SAME line as your refrigerator , but you could use a ice maker install kit and just tap into any cold water line within the 20-25 ft limit of the install kit. I would suggest using an anti siphon valve though to prevent back flow. On the bowl end you would need an adapter that goes from a standard 3/4 inch PIPE thread(not 3/4 garden hose thread, because it's too loose and will leak) to a compression fitting end for the install kit, which any home improvement store will carry.
238926
It will not. Ice will last for hours not days in here as the unit itself is not a "freezer".
2066771
I usually put ice in it. It is not insulated, so it won't keep them cold for a long time.
1301258
I've had no leakage problems. There is a plastic liner on the inside, so as long as the cooler isn't turned upside down...it should never leak.
1301259
The cooler has a hard plastic liner. If the cooler tips, then likely yes it would leak a bit
656858
As long as the rubber stopper is in place and the latch is locked, this bottle has not yet had any leaking issues. On the other hand, if you put in iced beverages, you might worry about the condensation on the outside.