Cooler ice suggestions
10-12-2011 | 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by piperpilot12w 
Highly recommend the Strong Bags cooler. It keeps the cold much better than the E Bags cooler I first had. It was money well spent.
Can you pour ice directly into this brand?
Highly recommend the Strong Bags cooler. It keeps the cold much better than the E Bags cooler I first had. It was money well spent.
Can you pour ice directly into this brand?
I've gone to using 2 - quart size zip-lock bags with ice and I don't have to tell the hotel driver not to put the bag on its side. This seems to be working well.
10-14-2011 | 08:42 PM
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I use Amazon.com: Mabis Dmi Healthcare Ice Bags - Large, 11 Inch, Blue, One: Health & Personal Care
It holds a ton of ice, fills quickly, and the water stays frozen for a surprisingly long time. It's never leaked a drop, and doesn't even 'sweat.' Being able to refill at hotel ice machines is key for me. This is the model I've used, and it's been bulletproof.
It holds a ton of ice, fills quickly, and the water stays frozen for a surprisingly long time. It's never leaked a drop, and doesn't even 'sweat.' Being able to refill at hotel ice machines is key for me. This is the model I've used, and it's been bulletproof.
10-16-2011 | 09:09 AM
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Not trying to threadjack. I have been flying 135 for five years after a brief stint with 121 regionals. Getting back into 121 shortly. Does the TSA give commuting pilots in uniform any crap about liquids more than 4 oz. in the cooler when you pack your lunch? Thank you.
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