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Kevin Purcell
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Bag them and put them in the fridge. That'll take you down to mid 30s or so.
Bag them and put them in the freezer for a more wintery day simulation.
The bagging is just to reduce external condensation and icing.
I note that when Peter Dunne reviews a bin he sticks it in the freezer and then drops it in warm water as a leak test. He has also been known to both drop review bins onto hard surfaces and throw bins in a big arc onto soil surfaces. Not sure I want to try that with my bins though!
Bag them and put them in the freezer for a more wintery day simulation.
The bagging is just to reduce external condensation and icing.
I note that when Peter Dunne reviews a bin he sticks it in the freezer and then drops it in warm water as a leak test. He has also been known to both drop review bins onto hard surfaces and throw bins in a big arc onto soil surfaces. Not sure I want to try that with my bins though!
Kevin Purcell
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Uh, yeah, I'll pass.
As for the other two, I would not have a problem doing either though it is supposed to be fairly cold tomorrow night and Wednesday with wind chills down into the negative double digits. If that isn't a test then I don't know what is.
So it's colder outside than in your freezer ... I do love temperate climates
