Coolidor?
I've heard the term. figured out that the it includes an Igloo cooler (you cant go wrong with that). What else though? What are the best compnents to use for a coolidor that will make it low maintenance? I need something that will be easy to maintain due to my work schedual over here. I will try and go out next week and get the other stuff from a local B&M (igloo cooler the PX sells over here (go figure the PX sells coolers and no beer)). if anyone has any good ideas for the perfect setup let me know!
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I will call im tomorrow. We tried to get together for the first overseas ccom herf (that I know of anyways) the other day and missed eachother by an hour or so. I look forward to meeting him though.
Aging cooler
When I finish my basement I'd like to put in a walkin but until then these will do just fine...
1) When you purchase the cooler, look for one that is rated for 5 or seven days... they seal better and have more insulation. Not sure if you will be able to be that choosy in the AOR, but thought Id mention it if you happen to have access to them.
2) If you take some weather stripping and line the lip of the coolidor where the lid meets the body of the cooler, it will hold humidity like you would not believe! This is what I did with mine, and my coolidor holds humidity better than any of my humidors. And Im sure someone around here could send you a care package with some weather stripping included.
Best of luck!
Unfortunately, the B&Ms here are limited and don't sell beads, I ordered mine from Heartfelt, which I know is military shipping-friendly. You can also get them from ConservaGel, I've had friends here order from them with no problems.
Y ou guys are brilliant! Freaking brilliant!