Ship in summer heat use cold packs?
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Yes. You can simply use 2-5 cubes of ice in a triple bagged ziploc. Look up the heat of the destination to determine ice usage. When it was 90-96 across the US, I shipped to CA,using 3 ice cubes,and the buyer said the box was 79 degrees,if that helps any.
efrain torres
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NO! Check the weather of the destination plus in case of FedEx the weather of Memphis and yes during summer and hot months use coldpacks.
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GeoHawk
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I am confused NO, don't use them?, but then later you say in summer and hot months use coldpacks? I am not trying to be a jerk. I really just want to know what to do. I always feel awful when coral die, because I feel that we have a responsibility to them since we removed them at sometime from the ocean.
toyencounters
Active Member
Were is a good place to buy cold and heat packs??
Troylee
all about the diy!!!!!
I have so many from orderes I recieved but any small pack will do just fine... Wrap it in paper towels or newspaper and shove it in a couple ziplocks..... I'll get a picture brb
Troylee
all about the diy!!!!!
Here is a couple.... I have even received boxes from vendors who just froze water in ziploc bags as a ice pack...
You can buy them at uline.com, 20 bucks for 96 of them. They work for 3 dayshipping so overnight should be no problem.
