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Or mylar bags from coffee to go group order. Try adding rubbing alcohol to the water for a longer freeze.
I've used these wine bladders for cold packs. Another use: wash the insides with clean water and fill, getting the last air bubble out through the spigot; now you have clean water stored for emergencies. And they don't leak. Leave them on the garage floor.
Put the ice pack on top. Cold air flows downwards over your food and it will actually stay cold.
box wine the best for beef burgundy. Don't believe me try it!
Great Idea
1) Buy goon, $5.
2) Use to clean submarine… only use for it, not fit for consumption.
3) ??????
4) Profit
Why not fill it with booze? You probably want to bring som anyway and then it wont freeze and will fitt perfectly in your box.
The flaw in this idea is no one should drink boxed wine. 🙂
I am totally going to do this when I go camping.
adding 1 rubbing alcohol + 4 water could stop the ice from freezing?
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