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Stock Tank DIY Cold Plunge

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In this video, I will go over all the specs for the metal stock tank that I use for cold plunging. I will go over the details about the dimensions of my stock tank and even how long it takes to fill our metal stock tank so you can plan your cold plunge sessions with precision.
Leave any questions you might have in the comment section below.
Cold plunging isn't just about the shock - it's about elevating your wellness routine and experiencing numerous health benefits.
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15 авг 2023

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@jemezdude Месяц назад

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, thanks brother! 👍

@projectcameron Месяц назад

Awesome! 👍

@brenoviani576 9 месяцев назад

What a view you got there in your backyard!

@projectcameron 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! We love it!

@johnmartin4461 Год назад

This is nearly exactly what I do. I have a well and it comes out at 56°. I use fresh water every time. I am looking forward to some colder temps this winter but am freezing blocks in the mean time. You might care to talk about how to make a siphon with a garden hose to drain the tank without drilling any holes. I just use my thumb to momentarily stop the water, this is something I haven't seen on RU-vid.

@projectcameron Год назад

👍 Love it! Great Idea using a hose as a siphon. My tank has a train plug making it easy to drain.

@erickradline5113 Месяц назад

Do these stock tanks have a drain plug? I'm thinking of getting one but i don't want to have to change out the water constantly. How difficult is it to install a chiller and also to keep the water clean for repeat use?

@projectcameron Месяц назад

They do have a drain plug. I don’t have a chiller connected to mine and only use it in the colder times of the year. during the warmer seasons, I use my DIY chest freezer cold plunge.

@qcbs2315 19 дней назад

100 gallons? and how cold can you get it w that amount of ice? thanks

@projectcameron 17 дней назад

It depends on the temperature of the water that you’re starting with. Typically it ranges between 45°F and 55°F.

@alyssavankleek2806 9 месяцев назад

Would using a metal stock tank be an issue in a climate where it gets below freezing regularly in the winter? I love this idea but my husband is worried about skin sticking to it

@projectcameron 9 месяцев назад

I have never had any issues with my skin sticking to the metal. If it regularly gets below freezing where you are, you can add Epsom salt to the water to lower the freezing temperature.