how well insulated is storage bucket
805130
I leave ice in it for a couple hours...but it isn't very frozen when I dump it into my freezer. It often clumps together Once dumped in my freezer due to it having started melting. Also if I use the ice straight out of the bucket it melts fairly quickly if its been in the bucket for a couple hours. If you dump it quickly the ice is fine. I don't think you could leave the ice all day and expect it to still be chilled. A few hours at max.
179632
No it's not insulated. Cold air and hot air can still get in. Regardless. I LOVE this fan.
1561641
It is not insulated, if there is moisture I haven't notice it, but I'm sure there should be, but it should be minimal, because I haven't seen any dripping or water running under the counter top, mine is in an outdoor area, where the BBQ cabinets are. I have it hooked to a drainage, for the melted ice. For what I need it, I recommend it.
674382
No, the tank is not insulated. I've hade mine for nearly a year but have had no trouble with condensation despite no insulation.
29523
It is insulated but I'd have hot lunches in a thermos container of some sort. This is a rather large lunch back. Look at the measurements. If you had hot items in a regular tupperware container, I'd think it'd only stay warm a short amount of time. I used this bag for my 3rd grader and she took soup a lot but I had put her hot items in one of these: THERMOS FOOGO Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel 10-Ounce Food Jar, Blue/Yellow
951890
The container is plastic and not insulated. I think Thermos makes a stainless version that may better serve your need.
913608
That would depend on your location. The bucket does contain water in foil packets. In a cold environment the water would freeze and possibly rupture the packet. This is unlikely but possible and should be taken in consideration.Removing the water packets is the easiest solution.
674381
No. I've never heard of an insulated tank. I'm quite happy with the toilet and have had no condensation problems.
1336095
We use it in a lage storage building that lately has been around 40 degrees, no freezing yet.
2133413
I have used the round insulated container in other 'bags' and it still stays hot. (The 2 smaller oblong containers are just thick plastic storage containers - much better at insulating that standard "tupperware", but they are not "insulated" themselves.) Hope this helps.
1215352
Yes, it is insulated with a thin, white plastic liner. Btw, the tin rusts really easily so make sure you keep the metal parts wiped down and dry.
2011713
We had several days of minus teen weather last winter. The bucket worked very well for the most part. Occasionally if I overfilled it, there would be a thin shelf of ice on the top of the water (since it was furthest from the heat coil). I would recommend the bucket.
1592647
The outdoor model is designed to be okay down to 30 below zero ( with no wind ). Of course the supply lines outside the heater still need to be insulated.
547667
Not sure, I keep mine in garage. The "user manual" says that the storage bucket walls should protect water from sunlight, I wouldn't 100% trust it
875382
I've used this for a while now. It's never leaked though I use ice packs. It's a great lunch bucket.
1135642
i have not figured that one out yet, what i have been thinking of doing is place a small submersible heater in the 5 Gal water bucket or if you come off a spicket you could use a heat tape then wrap it with foam insulation and gorilla tape.hope this helps you.
2113775
It's a little bit insulated, a lot more than the other models. It's a little like a jacket, but not down.