Camping Hack: How to make your ice last longer in your icebox/esky/chilly bin

In this video David from the Online team provides you with three easy steps to ensure that you're getting the absolute longest time out of your ice when you go away.
In this video he explores the three main steps: Preparation, Packing, and Maintenance. This is all about preparing the items that you're wanting to chill, packing your ice box the right away, and some handy tips for when you're on the road.
Following these easy tips will help you learn how to make your ice last for as long as up to 10 DAYS, depending on the quality of your esky.
These tips can be applied to any ice box to increase the life of your ice. Feel free to check out our full range of iceboxes and eskies: www.tentworld.com.au/camping-...
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[@steeevo0136]

Dave, pro tip - don't record in the toilet :-)

[@tentworld]

🤣 we needed somewhere private to film. Ice retention methods turn into heated discussions!

[@mountslamet]

:))))))))

[@bc5001]

I had read things over the years to get rid of the water. I never believed it. I always keep my water in. My cooler doesn’t have a little spout to remove water anyways. But the icebox in my boler trailer has a drain tube which of course makes sense in that situation. Thanks for the video.

[@tentworld]

If you're replacing all the water with fresh ice. Then a bung to empty is very handy! Saves having to tip out everything!

[@bc5001]

LOL. I had to google the word ‘bung’That is my new word for the day. Thank you. Yes is would be very handy to have a bung on my cooler. It did not pay attention when I bought my Coleman cooler but it is not a large one and I just use it for drinks.
Thank you