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Post by humpty2 on Feb 8, 2012 19:23:10 GMT 10
Has any-one seen 'Caneite used as an insulation around an ice-box before???
I don't think it would be very effective as it is a wood produst.
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Post by DC3Td on Feb 8, 2012 19:46:49 GMT 10
Got a couple of them old wood eskies.The liner is gal. The insulation is 1" cork.Did try for coldness when i first got them with half bag ice & couple tinnies. 24 hrs later the tinnies were still chilled nicely.Can`t see why caneite shouldn`t work as used on van roofs. gordon
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Post by humpty2 on Feb 8, 2012 20:37:04 GMT 10
I changed it for used Broccoli boxes  ....Not entirely original...but easy to work & shape......and I think will be more efficient in the long run.  But then they wouldn't have had Broccoli boxes back in the 50's......would they?? |
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Post by DC3Td on Feb 8, 2012 20:45:12 GMT 10
Wooden know! Funny thing though,they`re using that polystyrene in most new car insulation now. gordon
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brock
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Post by brock on Feb 9, 2012 12:00:44 GMT 10
my 10-9 carapark has caneite between the top of the ice chest and the aluminium sink.
Nothing anywhere on the sides - just air gap of around 1 - 1&1/2 inches
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