Coleman (cooler) saved the day!

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It took 5 days for Meralco to restore our power supply after #GlendaPH badly hit Tagaytay and the rest of CALABARZON and NCR.

Luckily for us, sleeping at night was not a problem because of the cold weather. The dark also gave us the perfect excuse to sleep early (very early, in fact, we were at bed before 8pm!)

I almost did not miss the electricity and really didn’t mind another two to three days of brownout if not for the food we have in the fridge. Good thing, though, the typhoon happened mid-week and by the time #GlendaPH hit, our stock in the fridge was already halfway-gone. But we were feeling the need for the fridge by Day 2 of brownout due to the opened can of butter (we use canned butter), bottle of mayo, and a few kilos of meat (chicken & pork).

That’s when we decided to bring out our Coleman 45L cooler which we bought last May to use during summer outings. I was, at first, hesitant to buy it but after either losing or misplacing each of the the styro coolers we bought every time we go on outings, I finally said it’s time to ‘invest’ in this cooler.

It proved to be a wise ‘investment’ not just for summer outings but during brownouts as well! It saved our meat, cheese, butter, and other spread from spoiling!

Coleman 45L cooler. P3,125 at Coleman Store in Alabang Town Center.