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GRIZZLY COOLER BEST PRACTICES

START WITH A COOL COOLER: If stored in warm places, a significant amount of ice will be wasted cooling the cooler itself. Preload your cooler a few hours prior to use with a sacrificial bag of ice to cool it down.

ICE TEMPERATURES VARY SIGNIFICANTLY: Warm ice (around 32°F) is typically wet or dripping, and won’t last long. Ice that is colder than the freezing point is relatively dry and will last substantially longer.

BLOCK ICE VS. CUBED ICE: Smaller, cubed ice will chill a cooler and the contents more quickly, but block ice melts at a much slower rate. Use a mix of both to chill contents and achieve long-term ice retention.

ICE-TO-DRINK RATIO: The optimum ice-to-drink ratio is 2:1 by volume. Example for every 12 oz can add about 3 cups of ice.

AIR IS THE ENEMY: Large areas of air inside your cooler will accelerate ice-melt as the ice is consumed cooling the air. These spaces are best filled with extra ice, towels, or crumpled newspaper if weight is a concern.

DON'T DRAIN THE WATER: Once your cooler is in use, DO NOT empty the cold water. The water helps to insulate the remaining ice. However, exposed food and meat should be kept out of the water.

SUNLIGHT IS A HEAT SOURCE: Keep your cooler out of direct sunlight when possible. Ice can last up to twice as long in the shade.

LIMIT COOLER ACCESS: Every time you open the cooler, you are exchanging the cold air inside for warm air outside that must then be cooled, causing faster ice-melt.

GRIZZLY ICE AMP & ICE DIVIDERS: Extend your regular ice with ICE AMPs or ICE DIVIDERS both have a phase change state just below that of regular ice. That phase change allows the ICE AMP or ICE DIVERS to do all the cooling work before your ice melts.