Cheapie cooler

[El Padrino]

Summer is on it's way, and along with it comes potential beetle problems.
I don't have any cc's, but I don't know if that matters. The house temps will be above 70 degrees for a while, so I looked around.
A cheap, thermoelectric, fanned cooler...

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Any thoughts?

Thanks!

 

[Danilo]

how far above 70 will the house be?
My house is always 72/73... never had a beetle issue.

 

[daniyal]

You'll fill that up pretty fast and then kick yourself in the ass for not going bigger.. go for a 32 bottle cooler at least.

 

[JGD]

You'll fill that up pretty fast and then kick yourself in the ass for not going bigger.. go for a 32 bottle cooler at least.

Agreed. Get a bigger one so you will not be upset with your purchase come August.

 

[El Padrino]

Agreed. Get a bigger one so you will not be upset with your purchase come August.

Good idea!
My house will hit above 80 degrees during the day....

 

[blown_smoke]

bigger is better....

 

[orangedog]

you can even check craigslist to keep pricing low

 

[c money]

Like humi, u will always wish u went bigger.

 

[Clint]

Plus larger coolers and humis are easier to keep consistent RH

 

[ljg]

I found in my search that 28 bottle units offer the best size/value proposition. I got my Edgestar 28 for a bit over 200 shipped from compactappliance. Craigslist usually has a few up as well. Remember to look for thermo electric, and look at chasidor to see the common drawers they make if you intend to keep singles.

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