Preserved editorial reading, September 19, 2026

This is the site’s dated register entry, not a recovered raw response from Plunge. No raw September 19 response is retained. It does not establish the terms of an individual purchase.

Record: R01
Source revision: 7256f376cefdcd54097ae9db6a79ef729fea7890
Register file SHA-256: 9c51939296918a34c5081ec2d9e0c2f07bcee3205c626cefb7479eab3d44b601

Named sources recorded that day:
Plunge | Cold Plunge & Sauna for Home and Business
https://plunge.com/

Recorded summary (editorial paraphrase, not a verbatim maker quotation):

All-In comparison: 37°F minimum without ice; outdoor operating range 33–120°F; setup under one hour; continuous chilling/filtration; DIY filter replacement; 6′9″ fit; fiberglass shell; remote temperature/timers; US assembly/service; lid presented as child-safe. General equipment positioning emphasizes durability, straightforward setup, engineering leadership, and diagnostics. The page names no comparator and gives no comparative test method.

An Internet Archive copy dated September 13, 2026 (web.archive.org/web/20260913110505/https://plunge.com/) shows a comparison with the same items ("Cools to 37°F reliably, no ice required", "Works in outdoor temps of 33-120°F", "Plug-and-plunge in under an hour"); it is a third-party copy, not our capture.