Coolers for storage

[SvilleKid]

Originally Posted by wayner123

Not to be a debbie downer, but I would try to see if your local Target has these so you can see if they are truly "airtight". Sometimes manuf. use these terms very loosely. I would also wonder on the thickness of the side walls. The advantage of traditional coolers (the ones used for cold/hot items) is that the sides are filled with foam and thus can regulate temps much better. If the sides are thin and not insulated, they would have greater fluctuation of temps. If you can't find them at Target, give Iris a call.

This would be my concern, as well.

[DBall]

Originally Posted by SvilleKid

This would be my concern, as well.

Temperature controlled room... heat and electricity is included in my rent...

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Originally Posted by DBall

Temperature controlled room... heat and electricity is included in my rent...

My basement doesn't fluctuate much, between 55 and 65 year round. Perfect assuming I have a nice airtight container. Thanks for the link Dan.