OUR TOP 10 COOLER HACKS - TIPS & TRICKS

In this video we show our top 10 cooler hacks, tips, & tricks to get the most out of your cooler. Wether you're camping, fishing, hitting the beach, or just having a party, these hacks will help improve your cooler. Thanks for watching!

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Coleman 48 Quart Cooler:

Reflectix ST16025 Staple Tab Insulation Roll, 16 in. x 25 ft:

GREAT STUFF Window and Door Insulating Foam Sealant:

J-B Weld ClearWeld 5 Minute Epoxy, Clear, 14ml w/Static Mixer:

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Time Stamps
00:00 - Intro
00:13 - Frozen Water Bottles
00:30 - Insulation
03:15 - Storage Bin
03:26 - 2 Ways To Pack Your Eggs
03:46 - Frozen Meat
04:00 - Pre Cooling
04:12 - Thermometer
04:24 - Bottle Opener
04:35 - Grab & Go Bag
04:49 - Light It Up

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[intri]

The motion based cooler light and command strip bags is so good omg

[evelynsaungikar]

I pre cook all the meat, then freeze it. Safer, quicker to prepare on site, and less grease and mess to clean up!

[zonegarlicfarm]

#6 Pre-cooling. If you have access to a big freezer put your cooler in it for a day. Use a wedge to keep your cooler lid cracked open. My brother owns a restaurant. I leave my cooler in his walk in freezer overnight before I pack for a camping trip.

[sheilasunshine]

Pre-cooling the cooler is a great idea. Get that air in between the cooler walls already cold!

[DannyB-csvx]

You can put a smaller cooler inside of a larger cooler . Use the space between the two for your non perishable food.

[SuperPangloss]

I also make ice in large tupperware containers and use those blocks of ice in my larger coolers. Block ice will last much longer than cubes and I can chip off a chunk or two fro my evening toddies!

[michelesmith]

Love your channel. We're trying to save money but still have a nice vacation, so we appreciate these frugal, creative ideas.

[Sniffy-Biden]

Very helpful, thanks! I like to use dollar store gallon water and freeze those, they last longer and they have the sun reflector & epoxy mostly everything!

[VivaLaHustle]

These are such practical and easy tips. I knew a few of these but you learns me some today.

[BlueManatee]

We just bought our first tent. You guys should make a video for beginners on setting up a campsite and stuff that beginners to tent camping may not know. You guys seem to know a ton!

[IamElmerJFudd]

If you have a cooler that is opened and closed a lot you can reinforce the connection of the lid to the body of the cooler by installing an extra pair of hinges from the manufacturer. They're usually available as spare or replacement parts.

[hemipirate]

Great tips! I learned the frozen water bottle trick a few years back, I like to mix it up with gatorade.

[brendabloom]

The reflectix bubble insulation is the bomb! I am getting ready to do the expansion foam thing. I think all these tricks are fantastic

[philipjdry]

I think the foam in cooler lid could be like another video who did that and it got worse but there should be a way for the insulation to work,

[MasterKTrainer]

Nicely done the way you guys trade off and you took a simple cooler and made it more important like a generator would be a primary piece of equipment in a blackout. A cool drink and food are important for survival, provides comfort, better health and motivation. And with your improvements and added items you made it more convenient for camping, emergencies or use for any event.

I like the lights and the thermometer.

I was just thinking you could still add wheels to the bottom of the cooler.

[thomaswilliams]

I would recommend saving a styrofoam egg carton for camping. I found that the cardboard cartons do not hold up to even the humidity inside an ice box.

[Dis-Emboweled]

Using physics to your advantage, why not command strip some "blue ice" or reusable ice packs to the lid, warm rises and cool descends... Put the cool at the top of the cooler! 👍

[philipmcdaniel]

If you don't want to "waste" foam out of the holes, keep a small spray bottle of water, once it is protruding from the hole, spray the surface of the foam with water and it will cure it instantly.

[scorpionregent]

From experience, I can say that foam insulation in the cooler lid is not worth the trouble. There's a very simple reason it doesn't make much of a difference. Coolers have little to no insulation in their lids because heat rises. The lid is there so wind can't accelerate evaporation and to keep dust and dirt out. It's just more effective to keep the cooler in dedicated shade. If the cooler in direct sun the foam will help a little, but it's better just to cover it with a reflective space blanket or Refletix insulation.