Evaporation Cooler : To make one, take a large cake or biscuit tin and stand it on flat stones or wood blocks in a tray of water. Drape a wet towel over the box so that the edges of the towel stay in the tray. The better the draught over the towel, the greater is the evaporation. Heat for evaporation comes from the water and from the metal box. Anything stored in the box will be kept cool, although not cold. Top up the water at intervals. This device works well enough to preserve perishable food for about as long as it would last in the middle of a fridge.
You can use this principle to give your cool box a helping hand too - ice blocks and food inside the coolbox as per usual, then drape a wet tea towel over the top with the lower end of the towel sitting in a container of water. MT
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Read on a previous post that if you want to keep your beer cold, wet a sock, preferably a clean one, place bottle or can in the wet sock and hang from a tree or fence!
From what I've read on this site I imagine socks hanging from every branch on the camp site! lol
good grief thats a big tent you have. i have an easy cool but to be honest it spends most of its time up the loft
If ever you decide that you need that bit of space that the Easy Cool takes up in your loft Carole, I will be only to happy to help you out , just name your price. I'd love one
hi jk98 . never thought about it realy bough it jointly with a friend but i will ask her and let you know. i think i saw the instructions the other day
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, just name your price. I'd love one 
