Best way to pack a cooler | 5 days ice retention and cold food in hottest conditions
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
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Keep bears out of your cooler, keep bears safe. Quality coolers can retain ice and keep food cold for a long while when its hot. Video will show you how to pack a cooler best practices.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Why a cooler video?
01:28 Examples of coolers
03:00 Crazy spending on coolers?
03:37 USA made bear resistant
05:15 Pre-cool the cooler
06:17 Ice mold
07:20 Loading cooler
10:32 Drain cooler
12:00 Why I don't use electric fridge This Description may contain Affiliate Links From Amazon, Ebay And Others. If you use the link to purchase items I will recieve a small commission. I does not raise the cost of the item for you. Thanks! This description may contain Affiliate Links from Amazon, Ebay and others. If you use the links to make a purchase I will receive a small commission. Thanks! 
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Thank you! This was extremely helpful!
Thank You for watching!
I was lucky and purchased an Engel 12 volt refrigerator used & cheap. I will never look back.
Hey Mike. I might give a fridge a shot some day. Especially if I get a great deal. I have the electrical on my Exventure Trailer already. Thanks for watching.
Sometimes I have added a block of dry ice on the bottom, then block ice on top of it. Gets bulky on that side, but it is definitely cold. Also not cheap, but for extended cold it works.
I have a Orca. On the website it says they haven’t tested dry ice with their coolers. I’ve thought about it but seems too complicated.
Good video, the ice block idea is one i hadnt considered ..frozen on bottom I like that cause thats what i do..happy trails
Thanks!
What's with the gloves?
Are gloves a bad idea? Let me know. I like gloves guess it comes from wearing them at work for 40 years.
Are you sure you are doing it right? Putting the coldest or frozen items at the bottom? Have you tested back to back what happens if you frozen items are at the top? When in uni I had a part time job collecting lab test materials in and around the city and bring em to the lab facility. When I picked up the coolers empty they had some frozen ice packs sitting in a top tray. The rules was that all the test samples should go below the tray of frozen ice, because cold air is heavier then hot air. As sun or heat is hammering the top it takes a lot of energy to defrost ice, it's called phase change. Everything below the ice will get "blasted" with cooler air. Since those days I've always used the same principles for coolers when camping and I usually have frozen ice left when I return home, while others have been draining their coolers for days and the last day or so their drinks and cold cuts are not really cold anymore. Try it out, you might get surprised. What I do is just throw a few bottles of water in the freezer, enough to fit as a top layer. I load up with frozen products and cold products and have all the frozen water bottles on top. Easy to move a bottle or two to get to the products below. I don't use much ice cubes, only scatter some to fill up any air space left inside the cooler when loading up with products, and of cos the frozen water bottles. I am no scientist so I can't explain it any better, nor can I give you formulas to prove it works. But a simple test should help you see if it works better. And it could make for a great video too. And yes you are so right about chilling the cooler before loading it up.
My way seems to work for me. I will consider and possibly implement some of your ideas.
@@MuddyRuttzz it seems any cooler/cooler mods video gets descent view counts, if you run out of ideas one day, just do another cooler video.
Good sharing!!God bless all of you.
Very informative... but your editing overwhelms.
Thanks! Glad it helped you out! Greatly appreciated 🤙
Draining the cooler is not helpful to retain the cold temps in your cooler. You are getting rid of cold thermal mass you cannot replenish. Draining the cooler is useful if you want to stock new ice and make room for new food, but that is not what You're doing here. If you don't want water floating around your cooler, then maybe freeze some water bottles or milk jugs or use ice packs instead, but draining your cold water will not make your cooler last longer.
I'll try it your way next time. Thanks!
I fully agree I have 10 acres off grid on a Bridge lake,e in the Cariboo....leave the cold water in, I have a bunch of large ic e packs I got on sale, enough to completely line the bottom of my 5 day 65 liter cooler.....1 or 2 bags of ice for a slurry and it lasts for days
@@FarrahGerwing That is awesome information Farrah. Thanks for watching and sharing!