Why don't they make a cooler mailbox?

Bob Luken

Just thinking of ordering cigars and dreading the heat they would endure. I can't do much about the heat they will endure while in transit but what about when they get to my mailbox? I used to get them delivered to my work address and never had to worry too much about my cigars baking under the sun inside a hot metal mailbox but now I will have to deal with it. New job, no deliveries. New house, black mailbox. Does anybody make an insulated mailbox that you could place a cold pack inside to keep it cool all day until you get home?

matkn293

Styrofoam or insulate the inside of it.

Bob Luken

Yep. This may be a do-it-myself kind of project. I've been thinking of all the possible ways I could do it.

0patience

The3Stogies

matkn293

Could spray or use the mineral wool stuff. May want to look at an oversize so the interiors does not get smaller though. Then the packages (esp from ccom) will be left on the outside defeating the purpose.

New Boots

If you own your home, why not do a full rebuild? Solar panel charging a battery stored in the post. Insulated cooler type mailbox, with a small AC or cooler fan feeding the inside. Make sure the vent will stay open with mail inside. Kick it on, in the morning when you are expecting delivery.

No_one21

New Boots:

If you own your home, why not do a full rebuild? Solar panel charging a battery stored in the post. Insulated cooler type mailbox, with a small AC or cooler fan feeding the inside. Make sure the vent will stay open with mail inside. Kick it on, in the morning when you are expecting delivery.

Quicker, cheaper route: Give mailman a key and tell him to place in the humidor lol you trust him right?

dr_frankenstein56

Beaker38

Amos Umwhat

P.O. Box, pick up from air conditioned post office.

Bob Luken

Amos Umwhat:

P.O. Box, pick up from air conditioned post office.

yep. this might be the simple route. although it might cost me 18 bucks or so every six months.

Amos Umwhat

Bob Luken:

Amos Umwhat:

P.O. Box, pick up from air conditioned post office.

yep. this might be the simple route. although it might cost me 18 bucks or so every six months.

Cheaper than an infested mazo, or worse.

jd50ae

kos22us

in addition to the sitting in the mailbox thing, i also hate when the sticks are shipped ups and when they arrive at your local ups because of the small size lightweight package they get contracted out to usps which results in an extra day or two of transit

matkn293

kos22us:

in addition to the sitting in the mailbox thing, i also hate when the sticks are shipped ups and when they arrive at your local ups because of the small size lightweight package they get contracted out to usps which results in an extra day or two of transit

I am completely with you on that one!

dr_frankenstein56

SleevePlz

kos22us:

in addition to the sitting in the mailbox thing, i also hate when the sticks are shipped ups and when they arrive at your local ups because of the small size lightweight package they get contracted out to usps which results in an extra day or two of transit

I hate that. I am actually neighbors with my Post Office. So to know that they came to the PO, but couldn't travel the few feet south to my driveway is infuriating!

jd50ae

webmost

Instead of putting foam inside, wrap your mailbox. Three or four layers of yoga mat ought to do it. Easy enough. Slip a frozen gel pack inside on the morning of.

mmccartneydc

Heck, just put an igloo cooler on a stick with some numbers on the side. That's how we do it down here!!!