Before we moved onto a caravan with fridge and ehu, we had a normal cool box and 2 sets of coolblocks that we changed every 12 hours. Almost every site has a freezer available. This worked really well, kept things fresh.
Even now with a fridge and freezer, I still do this for stuff i cant fit in the caravan fridge, with a coolbox in the awning.
Rach
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Quote: Originally posted by campingbadgers on 08/6/2010Maxcold Igloo cooler every time. Maxcold 70 good size, twelve for a weekend or family for a week.
Seconded. a little bulky but worth the extra space.
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Quote: Originally posted by campingbadgers on 08/6/2010
Maxcold Igloo cooler every time. Maxcold 70 good size, twelve for a weekend or family for a week.
Another vote for the Igloo Maxcold here, I got the 50Qt size. I've still had loads of ice in mine even after 6 days, ultra reliable, no moving parts, no flat batteries, no EHU, no having to carry a gas bottle.
The gaffer of my local very kindly gives me as much ice as I want!
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I too hav. Been looking at the Igloo Maxcold range, but from what I can gather the smallest they do is a 50qt which is a bit big for our Car along with everything else.
Is it true they have to be prepared (frozen) prior to taking them away???????? Sounds strange??
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