Keeping Things Cold on the Road
Interested to know how long things in refrigerator stay cold while traveling and if anything in the freezer thaws out if we're on, say, an 8 hour road day. Just bought a TT and haven't used it yet.
Forum Discussion
jaycocreek wrote:
I also said I could care less how you or anyone else does it but what disturbs me is "where in the opps post was it asked about traveling with the frig on?
It wasn't..
Right, the OP's post asked how long it would stay cold with the fridge turned off.
The answer is: It's irrelevant, if you travel with it ON.
Traveling with the fridge on is a very easy alternative to spending your entire travel time wringing your hands in worry over whether the food in the fridge is staying cold enough that you won't get food poisoning when you get to your destination.
Then, one of the worry-warts decided to throw the "it's dangerous" card.
The people that worry about explosions watch too many movies. Those explosions are staged, special effects. In order for those same types of explosions to happen in real life, you would need the same conditions. If you see people wearing "Industrial Light and Magic" jackets crawling all over your rig with wires and blinking devices, you might want to worry. Otherwise, real world physics will win the day, and nothing bad will happen.
