Maybe goos for a mash tun conversion for any all grain homebrewers thou hard to tell thickness of the cool box walls.
flyan to garethsmith72
16 Feb 17#5
For £20 it might be worth a punt.
paulandpam1 to garethsmith72
16 Feb 173#8
Funny you should mention this, I actually bought one on sunday for that purpose.
The coolbox has about 5mm of polystyrene insulation which is loose in the walls with a fairly big gap to add extra insulation but the great thing is if you look underneath there are a few Philips screws holding the inner to the outer.
I just unscrewed them and lifted the inner out and added an extra load of insulation (carpet underlay and silver cooking foil) to the existing polystyrene.
After a 90 minute mash I lost less than 1 degree.
verysleepy
16 Feb 17#6
Got one and it's not very well insulated
mymymy
16 Feb 17#7
you lot are so lazy! Just walk from the garden to get a beer from the fridge :smiley:
bleach_peach
23 Feb 17#9
Same here. Highly recommend the silver-backed bubble wrap available at Wickes etc.
Cheaper quality than Coleman etc. but for this price it does the job! No drain plug which I think makes it easier to add your own tap rather than modify the existing setups.
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52 litre capacity
Handles for easy transportation
Ideal for keeping bottles and cans ice cold
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https://www.tesco.com/direct/coleman-66l-tri-colour-70qt-xtreme-cooler/604-6397.prd
The coolbox has about 5mm of polystyrene insulation which is loose in the walls with a fairly big gap to add extra insulation but the great thing is if you look underneath there are a few Philips screws holding the inner to the outer.
I just unscrewed them and lifted the inner out and added an extra load of insulation (carpet underlay and silver cooking foil) to the existing polystyrene.
After a 90 minute mash I lost less than 1 degree.
Cheaper quality than Coleman etc. but for this price it does the job! No drain plug which I think makes it easier to add your own tap rather than modify the existing setups.