Yeti coolers are known for their durability and long ice retention, being able to hold ice much longer than a regular cooler. But just how long does ice last in a Yeti cooler and what sort of things affect ice…
Whether you’ve got a long commute, are trying to increase how much water you drink or just think bigger is better you might want to know what’s the biggest water bottle that fits in a cup holder? We all hate…
The Yeti Slick Horns is a good sized and high-quality roping dummy that you can add to your cooler. It’s not cheap but for a lot of people it’s worth the money and makes their cooler the life of the…
Coolers are great at keeping ice cold for long periods of time but what insulation is used in coolers and how do they work? In this article we’ll look at the different types of common insulation used in coolers as…
I was recently looking into how to keep things hot in a cooler and came across this idea of “Cooler Corn” where you put boiling water in a cooler to cook corn. Some people said you could do it while…
Yeti Rambler Cups and bottles are vacuum insulated and can keep ice cold for 24+ hours and keep drinks hot for 12+ hours. They are durable and made from kitchen-grade stainless steel. But we all know metal has a tendency…
On the surface the idea of Yeti Cleaning Tablets sounds great. Throw a couple of tablets in your Yeti tumbler or bottle, fill up with water and let chemistry do its work to clean your tumbler. However, it seems these…
You may have recently purchased a Yeti Rambler Cup with a fancy MagSlider lid believing that it would be completely leak proof. In an ideal world it would be great to be able to throw your full Yeti cup in…
Yeti MagSlider lids are great lids and they stop your drink spilling from your Yeti Tumbler cup. But if you don’t clean them properly then they can build up mold which is dangerous to drink from and can cause health…
There are many different ways to clean your Hydro Flask bottle when it gets dirty but can you put bleach in a Hydro Flask? Does bleach clean a Hydro Flask like it does other surfaces or does it actually ruin…