But you are smarter,,,,right???

(in the photo, I laid one bag over the other)
Bob wrote:Jesus fuck, just hold it between your legs.
DoctorIknow wrote:I knew there would be a physics theorist out there
(of course the manufacture never made a test!)
This year I'll make a test with two bags and take the hot temperature of each, which were given exactly the same conditions. I'll publish my findings in Science magazine.![]()
The failure of those bags is always the same and can happen to a new bag or an old sun cooked one: the vinyl surrounding the handle rips as all the $10 variety have terrible designs. The only way to save that from happening is put no more than 3 gallons in a 5 gallon bag. Being very careful can save it, but hoisting a 5 gallon weight up above ones head usually involves jostling and will bring lots of stress to the pathetic handle, and there starts the rip.
Trishntek wrote:I simply cannot recall ever suffering from a cold shower on the playa no matter what the source.
Yes, I never took a shower with ice melt out of the cooler,,, duh!
stretch80 wrote:Trishntek wrote:I simply cannot recall ever suffering from a cold shower on the playa no matter what the source.
Yes, I never took a shower with ice melt out of the cooler,,, duh!
The temperature of water in a solar shower at 7am is not exactly hot. Or warm for that matter. Still felt good to be clean for a couple minutes.
Trishntek wrote:Thanks YIGGY! That was so edifying and encouraging to me personally. It is such a nuanced endorsement of Devine intervention.
mgb327 wrote:Clear side up, towards the sun, black side down. The sunlights' energy goes through the water, hits the black surface and heats the water. Hot water/heat rises. This heats the water just like on a stove. 2 hours should be plenty hot, as I found.
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