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Old Mar 8th, 2010, 09:22 AM   #1
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transporting frozen EBM.


Looking ahead a couple of months..
In May we're moving to my in laws for 5 wks before we leave for Australia, they live about 1.5hrs drive from where we are at the moment and we're most likely moving down there on a Tues/Wed.
The Sat of the same week my OH and I will be returning to london for the night to have a leaving do with all our mates and we'll be leaving our LO with his grandparents for about 24hrs.

I am not going to have enough time between getting down there and the sat to express enough for the time we're gone and possibly more for the sunday when we get back as theres a high chance there'll still be alcohol in my system so i was hoping to start getting a stash together of frozen ebm shortly.
However this means having to transport it during the move... I know the EBM can't be refrozenn once its begun to defrost.
Any suggestions on how i can keep it frozen for the car journey from one freezer to the next??

If not i'm going to have to use formula for the time i'm away...


 
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Old Mar 8th, 2010, 09:57 AM   #2
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Insulated cool bag and a freezer block. Mine used to keep my EBM frozen for the 90-minute trip from my house to SCBU. It'd probably stay frozen for about 8 hours that way, basically until the freezer block starts melting.


 
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Old Mar 8th, 2010, 10:11 AM   #3
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Or pack it in an ice chest with ice around all sides? I think for a 90-min trip it should be fine.


 
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Old Mar 8th, 2010, 10:14 AM   #4
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Insulated cool bag and a freezer block. Mine used to keep my EBM frozen for the 90-minute trip from my house to SCBU. It'd probably stay frozen for about 8 hours that way, basically until the freezer block starts melting.

ahh, wonderful!! i wasn't sure if something like that would be enough. fantastic, i can get freezing!


 
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