Need to transport cold, not hot. Will it keep cold items cold too?
1808050
as long as you then put the delievery bag into somekind of shipping box that will work, not sure if you were planning on shipping it as it and let the carrier sender pick it up by the handles, if so that may cause an issue. or is this a one time only thing.
1808051
well only buy one first to see how big it really is, because with dry ice that thing will be extra heavy, and they have many sizes, once you find the correct size for your product you will be happy.
1808052
if you put ice in it, it does, turns out i like the smaller size 12x12x12 better, but the big one is good for certain things, but both of them need ice.
1808053
I have not used it for cold but I would imagine it would keep things cool also. It does a great job keeping hot. I would just throw a couple cold packs in with it.
826868
Nope, just a cooler. Keeps stuff about 40 degrees below ambient temp. I wouldn't make a long trip without it.
2006291
I suppose if you have something frozen that you put in the pack, it might keep everything else you have in there cold. We used this to travel in Eastern Washington, temps were in the 90's and we used a small amount of ice from the hotel and it didn't melt. Hope this helps.
91981
If you have a cold pack underneath, it stays pretty cold. I don't think it keeps it cold on it's own.
1608194
I have never used it for keeping something warm, but I imagine it will work for that too. I know that it is the best cooler I have ever owned for keeping things cold over an extended period of time.
1920235
Don't think it will keep the insulin cold unless you included cold packs. It is more of a bag to carry supplies than to keep things cold as it is not really insulated. My son keeps one vial in it for 30 days bit it gets warm and has to be discarded after 30 days. It does hold quite a bit of supplies and snacks.
1279625
If you put a cold pack in it, it might stay cold, but it is just like a regular Tupperware container when it comes to keeping food warm or cold.
316657
I have used this to go to the beach but you will need to pack it with alot of those rubbermaid blue ice packs. I have found things stay colder in those red and white "Igloo" or "Coleman" coolers but they are not as portable. Now I just keep these in my car to keep hot foods or cold foods on the way home fromthe store
574932
They will suffice for keeping your beverage warm for a short period of time, however the purpose is more to facilitate carrying a water bottle rather than keep it warm or cold indefinately. It would be best to consider a fully insulated thermos or travel bottle to keep your beverate warm longer.
53158
Yes, it will hold a cooler and everything else you want to transport. We love this cart!
2162708
Yes, it can. It doesn't keep things warm as long as it keeps them cold though. I'm pretty sure that's normal for thermos type stuff though.
8066
No, it is not good for keeping drinks cold. For that, I would recommend an insulated bottle such as the Hydroflask.
1863110
The insulated pouch does not keep items cold more than 6 hours. It is Ok for short trips.
371527
I have only used it for cold items. With an ice pack it stays cold for about 6 hours.
773278
You must put already cold things in. It keeps things cold but doesn't make things cold.
1842872
I have used the tote without a nice pack for groceries if I have a stop or 2 before getting home, but otherwise I believe this or any other cooler would need some type of ice pack to truly keep the food cold. It is an awesome cooler tote...this and another Rachel Ray tote are the best I've owned. Highly recommend it.
626472
No...it won't keep anything cold for 7 hours. This bag was a waste of money. I bought a pack-it and I love it!