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Topic 62 of 88: fridge

Tue, Oct 26, 1999 (10:05) | Paul Terry Walhus (terry)
What kind of fridge do you have and what's in it? How often do you
defrost/clean it?


28 responses total.

 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 1 of 28: Autumn   (autumn) * Tue, Oct 26, 1999 (20:30) * 3 lines 
 
Avocado, circa 1971.
Lots of weird stuff that my folks puzzle over when they babysit!
I cleaned it when we moved in in 1989.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 2 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Tue, Oct 26, 1999 (20:44) * 3 lines 
 
Mine is a 1990 Whirlpool side-by-side huge-cu-ft (for 2 people!) It self-defrosts and gets the mildew cleaned off the doors when I cannot stand it any longer and the gaskets get bleached about the same - once a month?! The inside does not get too bad unless there is something left uneaten too long in the reefer side...then I clean the whole mess out. Change the baking soda about the same as when I remove the mildew and bleach the door gaskets.

What kind to you have, Terry, and how often do you clean it out?


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 3 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Wed, Oct 27, 1999 (03:53) * 3 lines 
 
COOL fridge!

I don't think I've ever cleaned a fridge in my whole life. It's just not the kind of thing that would ever cross my mind. I think men are far more tidy in the kitchen than women are.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 4 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Oct 27, 1999 (06:56) * 10 lines 
 
I have four, two in Austin and two out in Cedar Creek, well, six if you
count the two small room fridges. I just got a side by side with a cool
icemaker in the left freezer door (crushed, cubed or cold water) with a
water filter. The other side has a compartment for milk. But it's not
for two, it's for seven folks! I have a less exotic side by side at Cedar
Creek, Helen put a big uncovered turkey in it last night. Before that she
had a huge water melon in there. The Austin fridge is a Sears. More
later . . .




 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 5 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Wed, Oct 27, 1999 (17:00) * 3 lines 
 
OK, we also have a small one which runs off the car battery and will keep food cold as long as the car is running - great for long trips. Mine has through-the-door ice and chilled water, but no crushed ice. Ours is packed all the time - as soon as I find a space in it, someone goes out and buys stuff to put in there lest we starve...( something which is highly unlikely!)

My last fridge was a Sears and it is still running somewhere in Hilo under new ownership - it must be over 20 years old and never had anything go wrong with it.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 6 of 28: Autumn   (autumn) * Wed, Oct 27, 1999 (23:23) * 3 lines 
 
Mildew? Bleaching gaskets? Reefer side?? I gotta get me one of those!

I also have a deep freeze, but I won't tell you about it since this topic is just for fridges. :-)


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 7 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (02:11) * 2 lines 
 
Reefer is what the refrigerated containers on container ships are called - and they get called the same things when transfered to trucks for overland hauling.
No madness nor forbidden weed involved at all, sorry to say ( or happy as the case may be) I have an upright freezer also but it is non-functioning and full of bags of fertilizer (don't ask!)


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 8 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (06:19) * 2 lines 
 
Terry, why does a person with your kind of eating habits need such elaborate fridges??? Or do you eat your oat wheat sticks with mineral water dip cold?



 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 9 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (09:46) * 4 lines 
 
Simple answer. Lotsa roomies. And no to the second question. I have a
whole network of fridges, each with their own ip addresses and webservers.




 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 10 of 28: Alexander  (aschuth) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (13:29) * 1 lines 
 
What OS run do they on, and do they 10 or 100 Mbps?


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 11 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (13:49) * 1 lines 
 
Terry's fridge harem! ha-ha! What a dream come true THAT would be for me!


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 12 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (14:56) * 3 lines 
 
They run on freon 2.1.




 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 13 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Thu, Oct 28, 1999 (15:36) * 1 lines 
 
Isn't Freon 2.1 about to be rendered obsolete and replaced by ozone.friendly 3.0?


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 14 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Fri, Oct 29, 1999 (11:33) * 1 lines 
 
You get ozone friendly FRIDGES?


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 15 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Oct 29, 1999 (14:15) * 3 lines 
 
But of course.




 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 16 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Fri, Oct 29, 1999 (15:16) * 1 lines 
 
..and car, as well.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 17 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Oct 29, 1999 (20:46) * 3 lines 
 
How did your fidge day go, Marcia?




 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 18 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Sat, Oct 30, 1999 (00:50) * 1 lines 
 
Not too bad... But, it is telling me to clean the green furry stuff off the front and the black stuff off the gaskets again...*sigh* How was yours? Yours is 6 times more intensive than mine ever is...with all sorts of Raiders of the Lost Pork in there...!


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 19 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Sat, Oct 30, 1999 (02:06) * 3 lines 
 
HA-HA!!

Your fridge sounds so perfect though, Marcia. With all that fur it becomes not only a source of ingestible comfort, but when it runs empty, you can hug it!


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 20 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sat, Oct 30, 1999 (05:23) * 5 lines 
 
I only made one trip to my main fridge at Quail Creek, but it was a good
one. The newness is still in it. The icemaker was full. The food was a
little cold so I cranked down the temperature guage. It's so big and
clean and white. I love the sucking sound it makes when you open the
door.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 21 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Sat, Oct 30, 1999 (13:40) * 1 lines 
 
Most men like that.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 22 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Sat, Oct 30, 1999 (15:45) * 3 lines 
 
*laugh*

Love hugging big furry things...empty or full, actually!


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 23 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Oct 31, 1999 (11:12) * 1 lines 
 
I went to my cottage outdoor fridge for 3 near beers yesterday.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 24 of 28: Riette Walton  (riette) * Sun, Oct 31, 1999 (13:22) * 1 lines 
 
WOW! Strawberry flavoured?


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 25 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Oct 31, 1999 (13:53) * 1 lines 
 
Nope, Old Milwaukee. My favorite brand.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 26 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Sun, Oct 31, 1999 (17:08) * 1 lines 
 
I had you figured for draft Michelob...the only stuff I can get down.


 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 27 of 28: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Oct 31, 1999 (17:21) * 2 lines 
 
I like draft Michelob. Guiness is my favorite when I'm in the mood.



 Topic 62 of 88 [food]: fridge
 Response 28 of 28: Marcia  (MarciaH) * Sun, Oct 31, 1999 (17:37) * 1 lines 
 
Needs to be cold weather for Guiness... Happy to hear about the Draft Michelob- they had it in kegs at Penn State and it was soo incredibly good...or perhaps it was the guy I was with - he was incredible, as well...!

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