That I would believe.
-D
> On Feb 14, 2021, at 6:36 PM, Curt Raymond wrote:
>
> My in-laws had a fridge/freezer they replaced last year that they claim was
> from 1967! They certainly got their value out of that machine.
>
> Apparently the replacement unit has reduced their electricity bill b
My in-laws had a fridge/freezer they replaced last year that they claim was
from 1967! They certainly got their value out of that machine.
Apparently the replacement unit has reduced their electricity bill by $30 a
month.
-Curt
On Saturday, February 13, 2021, 3:43:26 PM EST, Dan Penoff via
>but it’s in the 70s today after some rain passed through and the sun came out,
>so that will help
Phooey.
Rick
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Same here!
We have an upright Sears freezer that just won’t die. We bought it in 1988 and
it’s still going strong. Only drawback is that it’s not self defrosting.
I’ve got some coolers ready to go and my heat gun, but it’s in the 70s today
after some rain passed through and the sun came out, so
Found a good use for the cold temps - defrost the freezer! We keep the
chest freezed fairly full, and it's needed defrosting for a couple of years
now. We emptied it into boxes, put the boxes outside (it's warmed up to
19°F), used a heat gun to loosen the frost/ice, scooped up the larger
pieces, us
