Why do you need a liner for your chest freezer? Chest freezers are not designed to hold water. After you seal the seams correctly (see this post https://ChestFreezerColdPlunge.com/sealing), installing a liner is an important step to protect your cold plunge. The right kind of liner will: There are options for all budgets, ranging from around…
In this post, you’ll learn the big-picture steps for applying Pond Shield (the product) from Pond Armor (the company) to protect your chest freezer. It does not go into details about supplies, or tips/strategies for mixing, applying, troubleshooting, or cleaning the product. For that information, please see this post in my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/chestfreezercoldplunge/posts/1006001890069101/ 1….
This post will cover the most common questions and concerns about applying Line-X to a chest freezer to be used as a cold plunge and will answer most if not all of the questions that people have. Disclaimer I have no financial arrangements with the Line-X company, any of their stores, or franchises. Does My…