fridges
Mar 8th 2004, 2:34 pm
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fridges
Could someone please tell me if it is worth taking our new fridge, it is only 12 months old, or should we sell it before we go and buy a new one when we arrive?
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Karen & Dean
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Karen & Dean
Mar 8th 2004, 2:37 pm
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I think someone mentioned once that the Aus fridges are Tropical which cools more thta a UK one. Is this true - Pollyana or BP will know.
Mar 8th 2004, 6:36 pm
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aus fridges have thicker insulation and cooling unit, uk fridges could cope south aus but in queensland it would probably would'nt cope.
Terry
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Mar 8th 2004, 7:21 pm
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our shipper told us to take ours cause we can always fill it with tinnies
arlene
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Mar 8th 2004, 8:35 pm
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Doesn't it really depend on where you keep your fridge??
I mean, if it's in the garage or somewhere then yeah it would probably go into overdrive, but, and I'm no technical whizz or anything mind, if it's in the kitchen, which I am led to believe are mostly air conditioned, then won't it work fine???
I mean. I wouldn't want to work in the kitchen if it was 40 degrees either
I mean, if it's in the garage or somewhere then yeah it would probably go into overdrive, but, and I'm no technical whizz or anything mind, if it's in the kitchen, which I am led to believe are mostly air conditioned, then won't it work fine???
I mean. I wouldn't want to work in the kitchen if it was 40 degrees either
