The most crazy refrigerator "thermostat" that I have ever seen!

Dude111 · 08-05-2024, 19:33

The whole thing is interesting but strange!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YjbH4AT3_Q

Ah man!!

Stephen · 08-05-2024, 22:29

Well it was early days of refrigeration so they were still figuring things out.

Dude111 · 08-05-2024, 22:47

I wonder how good it worked??

Stephen · 08-05-2024, 23:30

Well I'm sure at the time it was fine as they had nothing to compare it to. Would have nothing on modern refrigeration where digital temps can get perfect temps. My fridge is always 5 degrees and -18 for freezer.

Dude111 · Yesterday, 05:17

I usually like my fridge as close to 0 as I can get it w/o getting ice in the milk (I like cold milk)

**Maggy** · Yesterday, 09:27

I no longer trust you or your advice.

Stephen · Yesterday, 11:17

4-5 degrees is the normal fridge temp.

Dude111 · Yesterday, 20:36

But it seems like things are too warm,even at 4..

I dunno maybe your right buddy

Mr K · Yesterday, 20:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy

I no longer trust you or your advice.

I live and breathe Dude's every word ! He's a cool dude 😎
He needs to stop drinking that chocolate milk though, not good for him . Try Stella Artois Dude, you'll like it, initially anyway

Dude111 · Yesterday, 20:50

I dont want Maggy to be mad at me,I like her........ I sent her a PM about her comment..... I dont know if she will reply,she has always ignored me and I feel bad about that....

Yes I love chocolate Milk!!

Stephen · Yesterday, 20:51

Definitely not too warm. Perfect temp to keep everything safe and drinks nice and cool.

The British food standards agency recommends 5 degrees or lower as
l harmful bacteria tends to grow above 8 degrees.

Most UK refrigerators have 4-5 as the normal range

**Paul** · Today, 01:40

Mine currently reads 4.7 C, and seems nice and cool to me.