Good advice in Articles under Tips & Facts on Home Page here.

Fred, I think there is another good reason to keep them in the fridge, or at least a plastic container.
We had one rub through on our way to Cape York some years ago and the back of the car smelt like a Hunter Valley winery for days after that.

cheers
Dave

Yes, its an oldie but a goodie. Ya know, I entered that little tip into the site 11 years ago - how's that for longevity! And is this the first time you'd read it? If so, proves how much stuff there is tucked away in all the nooks and crannies - you could spend 11 years reading the site and still miss something!

Freezing the bladders (or even old milk contains, 2L or 3L) is great to get some longevity out of an icebox for use at a single stop camp - we do this at Ningaloo and put all the things that don't need to be kept under 4 degrees C in there, but under 12 - eg. lettuce, tomatoes, and other salad vegies that are nicer chilled.

If anyone has more practical tips that you should be added to this, just send me an email (use the feedback form from under the Contact menu is best) and I'll add it to this system so that yours are included!
Cheers!
Michelle

Not such a good idea with miles of corrugations, ours burst!