Insulating food lockers
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Insulating food lockers
We use the two lockers above the kitchen for food storage. When its sunny they become warm which isn't good for some of the food. To counter this I am contemplating lining the outside wall and roof of the lockers with something like this:
https://www.toolstation.com/ybs-general-purpose-thermawrap-insulation/p16779
Has anyone tried this and does it work? Has anyone tried anything else or do folk just put up with it as we have for the last three years?
https://www.toolstation.com/ybs-general-purpose-thermawrap-insulation/p16779
Has anyone tried this and does it work? Has anyone tried anything else or do folk just put up with it as we have for the last three years?
Caraman- Member
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Re: Insulating food lockers
A cool bag in one of the lockers?
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Re: Insulating food lockers
Thanks. That's what we did to start with but it means dragging the bag out to get at its contents. We have since put free standing shelves in both the lockers to help with access and keep some order.BornAgain wrote:A cool bag in one of the lockers?
The sort of food I am talking about is bread, fruit and chocolate titbits. The fridge is nearly always full.
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Re: Insulating food lockers
We keep such food items in plastic storage boxes, in the cupboards under the sink, which seem to stay cool whatever the weather.
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Re: Insulating food lockers
Knick-Knack wrote:
We keep such food items in plastic storage boxes, in the cupboards under the sink, which seem to stay cool whatever the weather.
Ditto above. The overhead cupboards are used for light weight crockery, spare plastic food containers, egg cups, grater and tea.
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