I want a fridge for my bedroom to keep my facial oils that need to be refrigerated in. Will this work? Can I keep it running 24/7?
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I purchased this mini fridge for my office. It worked well for 3 months but then although the fan continued to work, it would no longer cool. There is no way to repair it and when I contacted the seller, I was told the warranty had expired. After only three months of use, I had to throw it away.
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No. mine burned out after 4 hours. Trying to get my money back now. Very disappointed.
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Yes that should work well with your oils. My granddaughter keeps pop and juice in her refrigerator and keeps it running 24/7
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You probably could use it for that. I don't know about keeping it running as my husband doesn't leave his plugged in. But as for the room, it should be big enough for it. It is the size of a 6 pack of cans (placed just like in the picture) if that helps for the inside measurements. You may be able to run it 24/7 but it may wear out faster since they aren't designed to be used 24/7. But it should be ok as a temporary thing until you can find something else.
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I store my in the refrigrator. I'm a chemist and oil doesn't expand like water. My personal opinion is that you should not have a problem. Upon getting them, you could take a small portion out and test them a couple of days in the freezeer. they should last quite a while in the refrigerator though. Also, the manufacture might help. I love this product. hope you do.
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It will run a full size fridge although its not a sine wave inverter and some say the motor in the fridge may not run properly... The fan is like a computer fan you can here it but its not annoying and my inverter is located in the basement so we never hear it....
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the compressor runs based on what the temperature from the unit is set to. My fridge is in the garage so it has to run more with the heat in there. When it is cold it barely runs since I keep the temperature at about 68 degrees. So the length of time it runs is enough to keep the temperature you have it set to. many factors may vary; quality of fridge and where the fridge will be located. hope it helps. God Bless!
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I would definitely think so. Haven't used them for that but they are made to move heavy furniture -- a fridge would fall into that category. It would save your linoleum, too, if you have that in your kitchen.
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I have used it for many years and have never put it in the refrigerator. I do keep it in a cool, dry place. It says to keep it out of sunlight and extreme heat. A cupboard not by the stove is good. Hope this helps. Kathie Craun
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It is an oil and would last longer if refrigerated. Not sure on shelf life, but i figure a few months. I store mine in fridge and put a small amount in my bathroom for using.
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The fridge is designed for cans, and cant fit anything bigger than a regular soda can. Regarding the fridge, its great to maintain a somewhat cold beverage, like storing an already cold can you took from the fridge. I found that its not that effective in chilling a room temperature can all on its own, and the can quickly loses its' chill once outside the fridge. I feel that this fridge cools down just the metal bottom of the can, but doesn't affect the liquid. Hope this helps
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I keep mine refrigerated to prevent oxidation with exposure to air and transfer it to smaller storage vessels,as the lid cannot be tightened, but it is such a wonderful tasting oil, it is worth the effort for storage.
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I haven't really paid attention to that aspect. I would think it would only be effective if the fridge is always closed .Not the case in our household. It is fantastic at keeping the air fresh -no onion scented ice!
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I always keep this oil refrigerated because I feel it will keep it from going rancid like some oils do. It is just as easy to grab from the refrigerator as it is the pantry.
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It gets pretty viscous at low temperatures, there should be no issue with it making a mess, and it would lubricate well. I'm not sure exactly how it would handle all the ambient smells from a fridge, it might be something that would need wiped off an reapplied occasionally.
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No, the label does not indicate that the product needs to be refrigerated. The label does state, "Once opened, we recommend using the oil within 30 days. To help maintain freshness, store in a cool, dry location away from the stove and other heating appliances. If your home is above 85 degrees and you cannot store it at a cooler temperature, it is wise to use refrigeration." I hope this additional information helps. Thank you. Trafalgar Associates
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As far as storage, It says on the package to store in a cool dry place. Sometimes the refrigerator is too cold and moist. Might be better to call the company and ask them.
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Probably like an air conditioned room. Definitely not like a refrigerator. So far used only once; it's probably the best choice if no refrigeration is available.
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I always keep it at room temperature. There is nothing on the bottle regarding the need for refrigeration....I hope that helps,
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We turned ours off during the day when it wasn't in use. Ours was used in the nursery to store night bottles. It was a lifesaver!! We never had a problem with it. I would turn it off just because it's not meant to be a "full time" fridge.