Can this be used in a refrigerator? The refrigerator works well except for the humidity levels -- and since I rent, it's not up to me to replace it.
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Yes it works great in my Kegerator which is basically a refrigerator with taps. No more frost in the air recirc filter
1261138
I suppose it would... Especially if it wasn't opened often. If opened all the time though it would probably just get over-whelmed.
1261139
Don't know - worth a shot fot the price - but if your fridge is building up humidity and you're seeing dampness, probably the seal is worn out and letting in warm air that condenses - probably using way more electricity than it should, was well. If that's the case, I doubt any dehumidifier this small would be really effective. Hope this helps...................
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I don't know what your local building codes are but I would think if they allow it, it would work. It is very quiet and works very well to remove humidity from the bathroom. I would think it would work for kitchen as well.
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It works fine in our bathroom, but we live in a low humidity state. we put it on a timer so we can leave it on to clear out the humidity and don'e forget to turn it off. A pain to install if you are replacing... VERY quiet!
1658859
I've used it for that with our drink fridge. Found that the bottom shelf was about 10 degrees cooler. More than accurate enough.
2283622
It wouldn't fit under the refrigerator. Please note, for the cost of this item, it quit working after 18 months. Prior to that it did a great job. I followed the mfg recommendations, emptied it after use, every three months I put the head cleaning granulated in the tank. I personally would not purchase again.
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We've had our small Danby all-refrigerator in the garage in Southern California for several years. (Same basic model, but older, with the can storage in the door.) We use it for storing beverages and for storing extra food in preparation for holidays/parties. The only thing we've had trouble with is milk, which seemed to go sour faster if it was kept in the garage frig. Be aware that this frig does have some temperature fluctuations and can freeze items on the bottom shelf. It also needs about 5 inches of space behind it, so the compressor (?) runs correctly.
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No, this is for a range of 20 to 80 degrees use in a refrigerator. There are others out there that will.
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I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again especially for a garage. hope this helped! I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again... » Read More I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again especially for a garage. hope this helped! « Show Less
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Basically,the unit is nothing more than a "gym locker", meaning it is not airtight, and will not exclude moisture. I would suggest the use of use a heating rod should give adequate control of moisture if the location of the cabinet is kept in a relatively dry room. If it's located in an area without the electricity required by a heating rod, the I would use desiccant as a de-humidifier.
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I don't see why it would be an issue. The only thing I can think of is that it will not turn on until the ambient humidity exceeds the setting you have on the humidistat.I have thought about putting one in my garage, but I'd rather have one with a thermostat instead of a humidistat.If humidity is your concern, you shouldn't have any problems.As far as the size of your window - you may need to add a wooden flange within the window opening in order to fit the unit.
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The shelf life is indefinite. It is inert and refrigeration would not add or detract from it's shelf life.
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Evaporative coolers are great for areas with low humidity but will not work well when the humidity is high. If you are lowering the humidity sufficiently with a regular air conditioner, it could provide additional cooing to supplement the air conditioner.
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Pantry....this is a dehydrated (dried) food product..the humidity of the refrigerator would damage it.
435199
yes it can be, however there must be a slight amount of space for the unit to breath like all refrigerators at least a few inches
768547
Sorry I wouldn't know about that. We have it as a 2nd fridge in our dining room. Had it for several months and never had an issue. We absolutely love the performance and the design.
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Personally I would not use it for this purpose. I would be afraid over time with the dampness and humidity in a refrigerator along with the constant use and spills it would get nasty with crumbs and such along the edges. Also getting it perfect without bubbles on every shelf to look nice would be a pain. Just my opinion though : )
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There's no way to trap the humidity. When necessary I open doors and windows to ventilate, but often in the winter when it's cold and dry the warm humid air is welcome in my apartment. In the summer I don't really use the dryer much anyway. I have not had a problem with moisture but my apartment is larger and the dryer is in a relatively open area. If it is in a small, poorly ventilated space this may be an issue.