Does the bar melt in warm and humid temperatures? As i want to take it on my backpack trip to southeast asia.
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Hey their, actually yes it will suddenly get sticky but Not melt! I would recommend to take a ZipLock bag and keep it their for the rest of your trip! Safe travels !!
458262
I live in Tucson--hot, somewhat humid--and keek the bar in the shower. It has held up well.
458263
I have never used in warm and humid temperatures but it shouldn't be a problem. But this product is very good for hair. I have stopped using shampoo and now I only use this bar.
458264
I've used it in the new world tropicsd the caribbean, where it's pretty warm and humid all year long. In my experience, the bar holds up pretty well and it has never melted with me. I'd be more concerned with where I keep it after the shower, since keeping it in a puddle of water will melt it quicker and it won't last as long as it could
458265
I am not sure. I think you could keep it in a container, but I'm not really sure.
1561642
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.
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Ciao Italian Anna,No, the lounge doesn't get too hot to sit on... I put a cushion on mine to make it easier to get on & off...It's higher than other lounges, which was the main attraction for me...it's made of resin & basically maintenance free, short of wiping it down after it rains. No metal to get hot or rust...(questa e`perfecto) Ciao
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no like most things, It is a very functional item, but i have not tested it with wet items. Dislikes it has no thermal function because it is not insulated. So hot and cold uses at the same time i don't see happening. hope this answers all your questions
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As a tea affectionado myself, I empathize with your concern. As Stoker has said, if you hold the cup only by the handles, you won't get burned. If you are worried about the titanium burning your lips as aluminum most certainly will, IMO, titanium will not transmit heat as badly as will aluminum, titanium being very close to steel in that respect. Take reasonable care, wait until the temperature of the tea is somewhere around 130 to 140 degrees and you should do fine. Thats how I prefer my FTGFOP Darjeeling in my Toaks 450ml around the campfire.
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I took mine to Hawaii for a couple of weeks. It went to the beach all day everyday and I had no problems with overheating or with the humidity.
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It is in a heavy zip lock type bag which is then in a foil lined paper bag. I think that it is well contained though I do not know what temperature would cause it to liquify. It doesn't seem to melt easily and if it did, I think the 2 bags would contain it.
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Best I can tell the range is from 46F to 66F. We leave it about 54F. To us that's a reasonable drinking temperature.
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Metal bars would get way too hot. The lamp cover/ shade I use in my tortoise enclosure get hot enough to leave 1st degree burns if I am not careful when reaching into it. I would suggest something else.
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I'm in St. Louis, Missouri--heat and humidity capitol of the world--and have not had any problems. I'm very happy with this purchase.
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I would differ with the suggestion it doesn't insulate well. We recently took them on a hot beach vacation and they kept our drinks cold for hours.
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Very hot, but not too hot. It's actually the perfect drinking temp for me then.
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I keep mine in the travel trailor which is not heated or air conditioned all the time. the contants is dried items and contants dry packets to elimates mosture only after you openned it will that start to become a factor. hope this helps answer your question G Allen
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We have it under a Texas sun for most of the day, and the bars have never been too hot for the kids to play on... I have gone out with them and they have been quite warm, but not too hot to touch. They do get really slippery when wet though, so be weary of that one.
708143
That is not something i would feel safe doing to my fozzils. They survive hot foods while backpacking but i could see them warping if exposed too long to high heat.
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I personally don't think it works well for any type of beverage. It just can't hold temperatures below 50 and that's only at the lower shelf. Higher shelves were much warmer. Also, this specific model was cheaper at costco and sams club (only $140 or so)
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I've had my first one for 6+ years and have had no problems with it. I guess if you leave it in a moist enviroment it might. We live in a very humid climate and still no problems. Love this rack.