Any way around not having a fridge?? :/

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Any way around not having a fridge?? :/

Postby cassia » 14 Jul 2010 20:04

Hi guys we fly out on monday morning to stay at the Eda, IT is b&b basis so we dont get a fridge... i havent thought properly about this but that means no cold water in the middle of the night or morning (hungover :shock: ) and nowhere to put icecubes (we take icecube bags) or coke or vodka from airport.

Is there any way around this ... ways to keep things cold as i cant take the fridge/freezer with me i wish i could :lol:
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Postby blondie » 14 Jul 2010 20:07

The only thing which springs to mind is to take a cool bag with you, then buy the bottles of frozen water in the supermarkets. Not much, but maybe better than nothing?
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Postby Fanny » 14 Jul 2010 20:42

frozen water sounds like the way forward :wink: and if you buy big bags of ice, perhaps the bar lads would let you leave them in the ice cream fridge??
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Postby cassia » 14 Jul 2010 22:02

YEs mum said that aswel about the bags of ice if i can ask the lads in the bar to put it behind the bar in their freezer then nip over to the shop get a bottle of cold coke and get the ice before i go out at night and have a drink or 2 in the apartment before we go out.

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Postby dksbbs » 14 Jul 2010 22:32

Our apartments used to freeze the beer glasses that contain a wall of water in the ice cream display cabinet but were told by the ice cream suppliers that they couldn't do that as the cabinet didn't belong to the apartments but to the suppliers, hopefully they will do it for you though,

We always have a drink while getting ready in the evening but we ask the bar staff for a glass full of ice for the apartment, they never say no but that may be because we buy a lot of drinks at the bar during the day and when we return from town in the evening.



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Postby Sandancer » 15 Jul 2010 08:29

We have a Thermos Geo Trek Bottle Cooler which we take to the beach every day and purchase a bottle of frozen water. This keeps cold all day and we have to even take it out of the bag to de-ice it! The bags are available via Amazon @ £2.99. Hope this helps.
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Postby karlee » 15 Jul 2010 17:02

Thanks for that info re the thermos cooler.I've been looking everywhere for something like that,just ordered two.
Thanks again.
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Postby tinsle » 15 Jul 2010 17:25

Hi all

Just ordered myself one of the thermos bottle cooler bags off amazon...... they look good and it was only £2.99 with free postage.

Be able to keep water cold now when out on them long hot boat trips.

thanks for the tip


11 sleeps and counting.............. :lol: :lol:
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Postby Colette » 15 Jul 2010 17:48

I spoke to Rami a few weeks ago about ICR offering the service of renting Fans, Fridges etc, it's something he will look into for next year.

I am All Inc in October and don't know if we have a fridge :shock: imagine melted eye liner :lol:
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Re: Any way around not having a fridge?? :/

Postby cassia » 15 Jul 2010 18:03

MUM had just got me a thermos bag, :D a big 24 can one so i can get afew bottles of frozen water and put my coke and vodka in it in my apartment :D

I go on monday so i wouldn't of had time to order one, but they have them in Wilkinsons for anyone who wants one quicker.

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Re: Any way around not having a fridge?? :/

Postby Dannii_89 » 15 Jul 2010 18:11

I know; throw me all ur stuff over from your balcony and i will be sure to keep your vodka safe for you :lol: :wink:
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Re: Any way around not having a fridge?? :/

Postby cassia » 15 Jul 2010 18:13

HAHA forgot your right by me danni i will just come to your apartment and use your freezer for my ice hahaha :lol:
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Postby Dannii_89 » 15 Jul 2010 18:18

haha ok neighbour...i can see u just nipping round "hey can i borrow my ice please i need a drink" :lol:
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Postby cassia » 15 Jul 2010 18:23

:lol: Il just bring the vodka to yours get a bottle of coke and we can drink before we go out :D
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Postby Chocoholic » 15 Jul 2010 18:30

I have a very small mini fridge at home which I have on in my bedroom when its hot, it is compact and doesnt weigh that much and although it wont keep things frozen it will keep a few cans etc cool. Asuming you are not taking lots clothes and shoes etc like I normally do and you will have room you could consider taking one. They have come right down in price now and the sales are on.
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Re: Any way around not having a fridge?? :/

Postby dksbbs » 15 Jul 2010 20:42

Colette wrote:I spoke to Rami a few weeks ago about ICR offering the service of renting Fans, Fridges etc, it's something he will look into for next year.

I am All Inc in October and don't know if we have a fridge :shock: imagine melted eye liner :lol:


The apartments we stay in (none ICR) have informed us this year that due to the number of people bringing fans in from outside they will now charge for the electricity they use which happens to be the same price as renting a fan from them. I can understand the extra electricity issue due to the price increases but thought it was a bit steep charging the same, however the aircon is included but it's only installed in the bedroom.

So my point is others may follow suit when seeing people bringing in rented electrical devices, may be worth considering before offering the service.


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Postby Not the weakest link » 16 Jul 2010 12:48

Dave are they a bit miffed that they havent thought of more ways to get money out of us.

Thinks to myself "God help us with our 4 way ganger which will have Iphone, netbook and Nintedo charging up at some stage. Oh and my lightweight travel fan."

What i'd do is hide the evidence before the cleaners come in and dob you in it. Or carry in a load of beach towels with fan hidden :lol:

And it wouldnt use much more either because of the metal fob thingy is out of the wall more than its in. I'm off on a rant now.

AM thinking there must be a dragons den thing there like a fold up into a box shape insulated fabric mini fridge. Like for camping.
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