could you place ice in it for camping?
595428
It is not designed to be used as a ice chest. It is a true freezer/refer. There is no drain hole on the unit. From my understanding compressor units should be left in the upright position so just tipping them over is not good for them.
2077312
It has a non heat setting, which usually works, but I don't think you can add ice.
2251257
You could put individual ice cubes in the 2" diameter opening although I haven't tried it. Good idea though!
2059818
I don't know. I always add ice packs. And for now, I have put it aside and will use in an emergency, its not as large as I expected
1365149
not really waterproof, but you can put it in a cooler but keep it on top of the ice.
174434
If u have a small tent than yes. The Mr HEATER sits firmly on a flat surface but u won't always get a flat floor surface in tent camping. I used mine in a tent and put it on a small metal table. It didn't heat up the table.... but it certainly warmed up the tent!
1466212
I've never tried. I suppose you certainly could, provided you gave the water some room to expand as it froze. The trick would be to have the straw in place as it froze...
2284141
it depends on if your bag will include ice in it....they got great insulation used it on my run to bikefest on the island...lol enjoy
676868
I wouldn't recommend this for two reasons: first, the freezing process might cause the plastic liner to crack thereby ruining the bag for future use; second, a solid block of ice would not allow the bag to "mold itself" to the forehead, leg or other aching body part.
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.
1054619
I'm afraid not, if you leave it under the hot sun, most likely it'll get warm. Not forgetting it's black in color and it's made of plastic material in n out. If you're using it as a water bag placing inside ya bag pack, what you can do is fill 1/3 or even half of it with ice cubes then fill it up with water. Wrap it up with a towel and place it in ya bag. It'll keep you cool and give you ice cool water to drink. If you had a base camp, I suggest you hang it under a tree or any place with shade. Hope this answer ya question. Happy hiking
645225
I don't see why you couldn't. Each Freezealarm would monitor the temperature in the area where placed.
1052365
I have a soft cooler that holds about eight "sodas" that fits in here perfectly with some room to spare. I haven't tried to just fill it with ice but I don't think it would work very well. There is nothing to insulate the ice from melting and it being black doesn't help either. A five dollar soft cooler is the way to go in my opinion.
430898
I think for a short term party it would be fine being used as an ice bucket cooler as mine is sealed on all joints. I would still use a plastic liner to protect it. It's a very nice bucket.
2104782
You could put ice under it, but the tray wouldn't fit in the glass bottom. I suppose you could freeze the bottom and then use it outdoors, but don't count on it keeping the food cold for very long. I really like this, but it isn't made for putting anything under it.
257248
I would not try to break ice with it. I suggest a metal shovel for that purpose. If you first sprinkle de-icer this will shovel it all up nicely. It is also useful for small leaves and pine needles.
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.