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Plug in bottle cooler?

mabst196mabst196 member
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Is there such a thing? We are going away for the weekend to a hotel that doesn't have a refrigerator in the room. I am wondering what the heck I am supposed to do to keep bottles and open baby food jars cold if I need to. Are there any portable plug in bottle coolers? Is there such a thing?
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  • punkfictionpunkfiction

    I think its called a cooler. LOL

     

    eta: and ice.

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  • mabst196mabst196 member
    Thanks. I'm aware of the cooler option and how to use ice. I asked about a plug in one but I guess that got by you.
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  • shawbabyno3shawbabyno3

    Somewhere I have seen a small plug in cooler/refrigerator that is big enough to hold maybe a six pack of sodas. I'm thinking the camping/sporting goods section at walmart or target. or maybe try Gander Mountain/Bass Pro shops?

    I stayed at a hotel this past weekend that suprisingly didn't provide microfridges ( I guess that's why it was such a deal on expedia).  So I did the small ice chest thing... it worked okay for bottles, but you have to dump the ice out every morning; and the baby food I tried to keep didnt do too hot because the ice would melt and everything shifted and ultimately the jars ended up in the water,, yuk.

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    Somewhere I have seen a small plug in cooler/refrigerator that is big enough to hold maybe a six pack of sodas. I'm thinking the camping/sporting goods section at walmart or target. or maybe try Gander Mountain/Bass Pro shops?

    I stayed at a hotel this past weekend that suprisingly didn't provide microfridges ( I guess that's why it was such a deal on expedia).  So I did the small ice chest thing... it worked okay for bottles, but you have to dump the ice out every morning; and the baby food I tried to keep didnt do too hot because the ice would melt and everything shifted and ultimately the jars ended up in the water,, yuk.

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