A 12 pack of beer slides all over them like a block of ice on a bed of snot.
A 12 pack of beer slides all over them like a block of ice on a bed of snot.
ewwwwww
Next time buy a whole case? The extra weight might help.
In reply to poopshovel:
I can buy a lot of cold beer at the drive-thru beer barn with the $400 those cost!
Ojala wrote: In reply to poopshovel: I can buy a lot of cold beer at the drive-thru beer barn with the $400 those cost!
It was the first image in the search. Here, smartass. 
In reply to poopshovel:
Whut? Homer buckets are fancy ! You're too good for a trash bag in a cardboard box?
Ojala wrote: In reply to poopshovel: Whut? Homer buckets are fancy ! You're too good for a trash bag in a cardboard box?
I get one for free every year at my state fair. Gotta love me some homer buckets.
Ojala wrote: In reply to poopshovel: Whut? Homer buckets are fancy ! You're too good for a trash bag in a cardboard box?
I typically drink it so fast, no cooling is necessary.
Ojala wrote: In reply to poopshovel: I can buy a lot of cold beer at the drive-thru beer barn with the $400 those cost!
Uh, they were less than half that amount.
In reply to bravenrace:
Ha! All I know is that when i can drink off the first six or so out of the box and pour the ice straight in the box I don't need a cooler. Works for boxes of wine too!
And really, putting anything else but beverages in a cooler is a slippery slope my good man.
So they really are flaw mats ?
Ojala wrote: In reply to bravenrace: Ha! All I know is that when i can drink off the first six or so out of the box and pour the ice straight in the box I don't need a cooler. Works for boxes of wine too! And really, putting anything else but beverages in a cooler is a slippery slope my good man.
My mistake. I thought you were referring to the price of the mats!
In reply to bravenrace:
I don't know, if you folded up the mats in just the right way im sure they would hold beer and ice.
In reply to Ojala:
They don't really fold well.
In reply to bravenrace:
I'm thinking that I may have to do a study on the coefficient of friction for various types of beverage containers in order to determine what might work best with my coco mats.
Maybe you could find a case in their cooler that is slightly damp. Maybe this would increase the friction between the case and the mat?
bravenrace wrote: In reply to bravenrace: I'm thinking that I may have to do a study on the coefficient of friction for various types of beverage containers in order to determine what might work best with my coco mats.
In reply to paranoid_android74:
I might also pick up some evaporative cooling that way. I wonder what level of moisture would be needed to remain effective throughout the entire ride home....
Very good question. Too much moisture could leave the cans rolling down the driveway when you go to take the case out of the car!
I think an experiment is in order!
bravenrace wrote: In reply to paranoid_android74: I might also pick up some evaporative cooling that way. I wonder what level of moisture would be needed to remain effective throughout the entire ride home....
In reply to paranoid_android74:
There is also shock loading to consider. Every time I accel or decel or turn the carton slides and ends up smacking against something. It's not a good situation at all.
If you plasti-dipped them, you'd be all set.
If you plasti-dipped them, you'd be all set.
Just keep it off your hootus 
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