Ice Pack Uses

DOZENS OF ICE PACK TIPS AND USES

Cut into individual cubes and use in lunch boxes
Cut into a strip of six or seven cubes long and wrap around head for headaches or use on the neck for neck pain
Cut to size to fit small coolers; for larger coolers, create an ice blanket by putting one sheet on bottom and one on top
Use in a sealed cooler or container when shipping perishables such as seafood or chocolates
If icing down beverages in a cooler, add wet ice to fill in around cans, then cover with ice packs to keep the ice frozen for hours (and drinks much colder!)
Use as first aid for bumps, bruises and sprains
Take on the boat and substitute for wet ice
Reduce the use of dry ice with ice packs
Warm them in the microwave for soothing heat pad
Perfect for pulled muscles
Use at little league or other sporting events
Cut some open and mix with potting soil to improve moisture content of soil
Use in golf bag in the side pocket to keep several beverages cold.

HELPFUL TIPS

If you place the ice packs in your freezer with the plastic side facing each other, they will not freeze together.
These ice packs can be microwaved to create a wonderful hot pad. Ice packs need to be thawed and microwaved for only a few seconds.
Shipping perishables - if you seal a cooler or Styrofoam container with duct tape, with ice packs and perishables inside, you will get an extended freeze time with the packs.

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