If one of these were stuck to the refrigerator, how much finger pressure would it take to slide it across the surface to change its position?
1630465
An elephant. You would have to slide it to the edge or else use a putty knife. I recommend wrapping them in duct tape and leave some tabs on the side for leverage for removal. Warning - they are also very fragile. 2 will collide with each other and smash to pie wedges very easily.
137917
Im sure it would work fine on a refrigerator, but I only did small things so I don't know how many cans it would take to do a whole frig, sorry.
1000951
As long as the pump is lower than the bottle, and the pressure switch is between the‎ pump and the fridge. The water flow will not be smooth, but it will work. As long as the pump is lower than the bottle, and the pressure switch is between the‎ pump and the fridge. The water flow will not be smooth, but it will work.
601426
Yes, it's digital touch control with the arrow buttons that are on the front outside of the fridge. I'm not sure how high it can go but it can go as low as 47 or 48F. The shelves are all removable so it's very easy to clean/possible to fit a wider sized bottle. They just lift right out. Obviously it depends on the length though. But the interior light is also digitally controlled on the front as well so you can have to be off or on all the time.
488589
Interesting question. I went and try to see if one of my refrigerator magnet would stick, nothing happen. So, I would say no. You would probably have to modify the base with a magnet plate, which might work, but it would have to be industrial magnet to hold so much weight I would think? But a great idea.
768290
Al you have to do is press firmly, than let it rest on the frig for 5-10 minutes so it won't be to soft.
557626
I don't think so. It takes concerted pressure to push the button down about an inch
1879196
If it does come off, I'm sure it would be a project...maybe with a sharp knife or screwdriver it could be worked off, but would most likely damage surface of refrigerator.
1951977
It takes less than 4 pounds to move my slide. That is with an electronic kitchen scale. If the clamp is fully released there really is not much that could cause the slide to be difficult to move if the outboard end is not dragging on the table. The slide is restrained within the "V" section of the side and the plastic "L" shape on the bottom. I don't see an adjustment in the guides.
607472
This magnet is way to powerful for that purpose. I doubt you could get it off the refrigerator if you placed it on there. It provides over 400 Lbs. of pull. You need a much cheaper magnet.
834500
Good question. We hold it and set on the counter so it's nearer than the oven (the fridge is further away). Some buttons will make it wobble when I try. If you put thin pads at the corners that would stabilize it.
210555
It requires only a small gap between the wall of the fridge and the shelf to fit. Maybe a quarter of an inch. It should probably also be on a shelf that does not slide out. Also, don't forget that Amazon has that awesome return policy.
840225
The lid should be pushed down until it snaps into place. Once in place it will not move.
1997936
No it wouldn't... You might be able to squeeze a ten inch, but even that is pushing it.
965710
You would have to switch the handle over and drill holes through the steel so I don't think it would be possible without a lot of work and ruining the look of the fridge.
676519
I would estimate it takes approximately 5 to 8 pounds of "pull" to retract the adjustment knob. Send it or take it back. Jeff
823962
use something and poke it it will bounce right out :)or just use your finger nail to push it down