Whether you’re going camping, planning a long trip or you just want to keep your lunch cold during the day, you might be wondering if it’s best to use ice or ice packs for your cooler. Both have their pros and…
Keeping food fresh and cold in a lunch box should be as easy as throwing in an ice pack and heading out the door. However, if you’re anything like me and you’ve ever opened your lunch box to find a…
Ice packs are helpful whether you’re trying to keep your lunch cold or ensure that the meat in your cooler stays frozen during a long trip. But how long will ice packs keep food completely frozen, really? The answer depends…
The gel ice packs that most of us have in the freezer are fantastically useful. They keep your drinks or lunch cool in the cooler or lunch box and can be applied as targeted cold therapy after an injury. They…
It’s always a good idea to have a few freezer packs tucked away in the freezer at home. They are very useful for keeping the inside of your cooler cold or for treating a swollen sprain. When it comes to…
If you’re going on a road trip, going camping or just trying to keep food cold for lunch each day you may be wondering how many ice packs do you need for a cooler? Too few ice packs and your…
Yeti make great coolers, but they also make Yeti Ice which are well made but expensive ice packs. You might be looking at these ice packs and wondering how does Yeti ice compare vs regular ice? Does Yeti Ice last…
Gel ice packs are commonly used as a way to treat injuries as well as a way to keep food and drink items cold. But do gel ice packs last for each application and do they last longer than ice?…
It’s not uncommon for ice packs, ice bricks or gel ice packs to break open and leak blue liquid or gel everywhere. Sometimes it even gets on your skin. If your ice pack broke open or is leaking you may…
Gel ice packs are used by millions of people to apply to injuries, reduce swelling or to keep our lunch cold throughout the day. But often these will live in your freezer for years, getting used sporadically or hardly at…