Ice is one of the hardest-working parts of any cooler setup—and one of the messiest. Meltwater, food drips, grease, seafood residue, seasoning, and loose debris can all end up sitting in the bottom of the cooler by the end of the day.
Allinliner disposable cooler liners are designed to create a removable barrier inside the cooler so the mess is easier to contain and cleanup is simpler when the trip, cookout, tailgate, shift, event, or job is over.
Why use a cooler liner with ice?
A cooler liner gives ice and messy contents a separate layer inside the cooler. Instead of letting melted ice and residue sit directly against the cooler interior, the liner helps contain the mess so you can remove it when you are finished.
That can be especially useful when the cooler is carrying:
- Fish and ice after a day on the water
- Seafood, crawfish, shrimp, or boil ingredients
- Food and drinks for camping or tailgating
- BBQ, catering, or food-prep items
- Wild game or other messy outdoor loads
- Ice, food, or beverage supplies for restaurants, hotels, motels, resorts, concessions, banquet service, and other hospitality operations
Food-grade and BPA-free for cooler use
Allinliner cooler liners are food-grade and BPA-free. They are made in the USA and are heat safe to 190°F, giving you a practical liner for cold cooler jobs as well as many food-handling and cleanup situations.
The goal is simple: spend more time using the cooler and less time scrubbing it afterward.
Useful for restaurants, hotels, motels, and hospitality
Coolers are not only used for fishing and recreation. Restaurants, hotels, motels, resorts, caterers, banquet teams, concession operators, event crews, and other hospitality businesses may use large coolers to move or hold ice, food, beverages, seafood, or other messy contents.
A disposable cooler liner can help create a removable barrier inside the cooler during those jobs, making it easier to contain meltwater and residue before normal cleaning and sanitation procedures are completed.
Allinliner is a small American-made business, just like many of the businesses we serve. We know what it means to work hard, wear a lot of hats, and look for simple ways to make the day run better. We're all in this together, and we believe the best ideas are the ones that help everybody's boat rise a little higher. Our goal is to help you spend more time doing what you do best—preparing great food, taking care of customers, running events, and keeping your business moving—and less time dealing with unnecessary cooler cleanup.
More than just a cooler liner
One of the things that makes Allinliner especially handy is the adhesive. It can adhere to multiple surfaces, so you are not limited to using a liner only inside a traditional cooler.
Need a quick temporary cooler or ice container for an event, catering job, back room, prep area, or outdoor setup? A sturdy box can become a simple lined container by placing an Allinliner inside and folding the liner over the top edges so the adhesive can help hold it in place. You can even label or decorate the outside of the box so your crew knows exactly what is inside.
That flexibility can make the liner useful anywhere you need a quick disposable barrier to help contain ice, food, drips, or mess.
What happens when the ice melts?
Melted ice is where a cooler can quickly turn into a cleanup job. Water mixes with whatever else is in the cooler—fish residue, food drips, seasoning, dirt, grass, sand, or other debris.
With a disposable liner in place, that mess is contained inside the liner instead of being spread directly across the cooler interior. When you are done, remove the liner and dispose of it appropriately, then finish any normal cooler cleaning needed for your use.
Cooler liners for fishing and seafood
Fishing is one of the clearest examples of where a cooler liner can help. Fish, ice, water, and residue can leave behind a mess and lingering odor. A liner creates a removable layer between that load and the cooler itself.
The same idea applies to crawfish, shrimp, seafood boils, and other jobs where melted ice, seasoning, shells, juices, and food residue can pile up quickly.
Choosing the right Allinliner size
Allinliner currently offers two 3-pack sizes for larger coolers:
If you are not sure which size you need, check your cooler capacity first and choose the liner range that matches it.
Have a size or project that does not fit our current lineup?
We manufacture Allinliner products multiple times throughout the year, and we love hearing from businesses that have a specific project, container, or size in mind. If our current 60–95 Qt or 100–150 Qt options are not quite the right fit for what you are trying to do, please reach out and tell us about it.
Depending on the project, timing, and upcoming production runs, we may be able to explore additional sizes or other ways to make Allinliner work for your operation. If there's a practical way we can help, we want to hear about it. That's part of being a small business working with other small businesses—we listen, we solve problems, and we try to help everybody move forward.
How to use a cooler liner with ice
- Place the liner inside the empty cooler.
- Fit and position the liner before loading the cooler.
- Add your ice and cooler contents.
- Use the cooler normally for your trip, event, shift, or job.
- When finished, remove the liner with the contained mess and dispose of it appropriately.
For a broader look at Allinliner food-grade cooler liners and the different ways they can be used, read Allinliner Food-Grade Cooler Liners: A Cleaner Way to Handle Ice, Food & Mess.
More time on the work that matters
Whether you are running a restaurant, catering an event, managing a hotel or resort, cooking BBQ, handling seafood, or working a busy outdoor event, the last thing you need is another time-consuming cleanup job.
Allinliner was created to make one part of that work simpler, so you can put more of your time and energy into your food, your customers, and your business. When small businesses help make life easier for other small businesses, everybody moves forward.
Ready to put Allinliner to work? Choose the 60–95 Qt 3-pack or the 100–150 Qt 3-pack. If you have a different size, application, or project in mind, contact us and tell us what you're working on.
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