As a quick fix. I bought two insulated shopping bags and put them over top of all the food in the ice box. It helps insulate the top and as I use the food it keeps the cold lower in the ice box.
Actually come to think of it ...they've been there for two years, so I guess for me it's more of a long term fix. Lesley Quin Victoria, BC ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Monday, August 14, 2006 9:55 am Subject: Re: catalina27-talk:Icebox > You can try filling the voids around the ice box with Tuff Stuff. > I cut a piece of foil backed ridge house foam to just fit inside > to help insulate since the wooden hatch doesn't do much for > insulation. I tried using it to keep beer cold on a trip this > summer and the ice didn't last a day but lasted two days in the > cooler. > Mostly now I use it for storing my rum and gin and use a portable > cooler for the cold stuff. > > -- > Dave - warm beer anyone? > C27 #5212 > Windabout > Cape Cod > http://dpbcc.home.comcast.net > > -------------- Original message ---------------------- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > List > > > > As most of you know the ice chest on C27s is not very efficient. > What have > > others done to make it more efficient? > > > > John Jennings > > C27 #5267 > > Standard , Dinette > > Middle River, MD > > > >
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