How to Handle Cold Parcels
Video guide for Cat Mail Co cold parcels — Cold Room unlock, temperature constraints, storage workflow, and dusk boat transfer.
When Cold Parcels Appear
After unlocking the scanner, Cat Mail Co introduces refrigerated items that must stay in the Cold Room until boat loading. This video guide covers the moment cold constraints enter your workflow and how to avoid the most common heat-damage mistake — leaving chilled mail on the sunny dock.
Read the full Cold Room guide for stacking tables and daily workflow steps.
Cold Room Video Walkthrough
Watch the live gameplay below for the Cold Room introduction. The streamer processes weight, temperature, and fragility constraints together and demonstrates proper cold storage before the evening captain visit.
Quick Cold Parcel Tips
Stamp cold parcels immediately after scanning, move them to the Cold Room before handling the next customer, and transfer to the boat only at dusk. Standard non-cold parcels can safely wait in the Cold Room if the boat is full. Never reverse the scenario — warm-room storage for designated cold mail triggers penalties.
Combine with boat loading guide for dusk transfer physics and Package Handling for scanner color rings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I identify cold parcels?
The scanner flags the cold constraint on customer-handled parcels after the Cold Room unlocks.
Can Sunny Shores parcels use the Cold Room?
Yes. Standard Sunny Shores packages are safe in the Cold Room overnight.
What is the biggest cold parcel mistake?
Leaving refrigerated mail on the outdoor dock during daytime.