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Boiling water in Yeti

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  • Ozzie_Isaac
    Ozzie_Isaac Posts: 21,673
    Mickey said:
    Before flying out to NH & MA on the 5th taking hot ribs, sausage, and steak to Daughters on the 4th. Will cook on the Eggs in Salado and pack hot in the Yeti for a little less than 3 hour trip and dinner. 
    Thinking of adding 5 or 6 qts  boiling water to the Yeti and closing lid for a couple of hours before ready to pack it. 
    Thoughts?
    My 32oz yeti will not fit 6qts of any liquid.  Boiling or not.

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  • YukonRon
    YukonRon Posts: 17,261
    HeavyG said:
    YukonRon said:
    Did the Yeti corn boil at last year's "Suare Over Labor Day" we host annually. 40 ears. Worked out pretty well. Be careful where you drain it.
    Rtic can't do it.
    Yeti clearly states "Cheap coolers will crack." Rtic has also changed their warranty from 7 years to 90 days.
    Rtic website still says their warranty is 7 years. The 90 days is a "no hassle returns" if one is not liking the product.
    I was totally flinging the BS. Just having fun.
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