Comments for 7 refrigerators http://www.7refrigerators.com Everything you always wanted to know about refrigerators... but were afraid to ask. Thu, 28 Aug 2008 05:56:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Can bread mold kill you? by Vilo http://www.7refrigerators.com/cool-freeze-defrost/can-bread-mold-kill-you/#comment-1125 Vilo Thu, 10 Jul 2008 19:22:05 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/cool-freeze-defrost/can-bread-mold-kill-you/#comment-1125 Hello, Carlee, there is no need to panic. If you feel sick, go to doctor but one slice of moldy bread should not hurt you very much. Hello, Carlee,

there is no need to panic. If you feel sick, go to doctor but one slice of moldy bread should not hurt you very much.

]]> Comment on Can bread mold kill you? by carlee http://www.7refrigerators.com/cool-freeze-defrost/can-bread-mold-kill-you/#comment-1124 carlee Thu, 10 Jul 2008 01:42:28 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/cool-freeze-defrost/can-bread-mold-kill-you/#comment-1124 ok im 11 ND I JUST had A SANDWICH AND I NOTICED IT TASTED FUNNY AND OLD SO I LOOKED AND TURNED ON THE LIGHT AND IT WAS GREEN I HAD MADE IT IN THE DARK! AND IM REALLY WORRIED!!!! ok im 11 ND I JUST had A SANDWICH AND I NOTICED IT TASTED FUNNY AND OLD SO I LOOKED AND TURNED ON THE LIGHT AND IT WAS GREEN I HAD MADE IT IN THE DARK! AND IM REALLY WORRIED!!!!

]]> Comment on The purpose of a refrigerator light bulb, or should I replace my 40 W refrigerator light bulb with a 25 W one or with the LED light? by Vilo http://www.7refrigerators.com/refrigerator-operation-and-maintenance/the-purpose-of-a-refrigerator-light-bulb-or-should-i-replace-my-40-w-refrigerator-light-bulb-with-a-25-w-one-or-with-the-led-light/#comment-1123 Vilo Tue, 08 Apr 2008 19:34:35 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/refrigerator-operation-and-maintenance/the-purpose-of-a-refrigerator-light-bulb-or-should-i-replace-my-40-w-refrigerator-light-bulb-with-a-25-w-one-or-with-the-led-light/#comment-1123 Hello, Flor, yes you can do it but will it produce enough light? Stronger bulb produces more light on the but also more heat which can damage the shade. Hello, Flor,

yes you can do it but will it produce enough light?
Stronger bulb produces more light on the but also more heat which can damage the shade.

]]> Comment on The purpose of a refrigerator light bulb, or should I replace my 40 W refrigerator light bulb with a 25 W one or with the LED light? by Flor Orense http://www.7refrigerators.com/refrigerator-operation-and-maintenance/the-purpose-of-a-refrigerator-light-bulb-or-should-i-replace-my-40-w-refrigerator-light-bulb-with-a-25-w-one-or-with-the-led-light/#comment-1120 Flor Orense Tue, 18 Mar 2008 08:18:24 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/refrigerator-operation-and-maintenance/the-purpose-of-a-refrigerator-light-bulb-or-should-i-replace-my-40-w-refrigerator-light-bulb-with-a-25-w-one-or-with-the-led-light/#comment-1120 Can I use a 10w refrigerator bulb in a lampshade and in a sewing machine? I can't find 15W bulb for my lampshade and sewing machine which use this low wattage that fits in. Thank you. Can I use a 10w refrigerator bulb in a lampshade and in a sewing machine? I can’t find 15W bulb for my lampshade and sewing machine which use this low wattage that fits in. Thank you.

]]> Comment on Can bread mold kill you? by shea http://www.7refrigerators.com/cool-freeze-defrost/can-bread-mold-kill-you/#comment-1097 shea Sat, 16 Feb 2008 20:06:38 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/cool-freeze-defrost/can-bread-mold-kill-you/#comment-1097 i am 10 and i am doing a project on molding bread and i want to know can bread kill you? if you get this can you tell me buy 2-18-08 that is when my project is do thanks buy:shea:smile::cool::lol::wink::shock::neutral::mrgreen: i am 10 and i am doing a project on molding bread and i want to know can bread kill you? if you get this can you tell me buy 2-18-08 that is when my project is do thanks

buy:shea:smile::cool::lol::wink::shock::neutral::mrgreen:

]]> Comment on Do I need a “child lock” refrigerator? by Vilo http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/do-i-need-a-%e2%80%9cchild-lock%e2%80%9d-refrigerator/#comment-859 Vilo Tue, 01 Jan 2008 21:35:49 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/do-i-need-a-%e2%80%9cchild-lock%e2%80%9d-refrigerator/#comment-859 Hello, Feller, you made me think a little bit. I will conduct a little research in the next couple of days to find out which fridges do open easily and which not. I will prepare a sort of chart and publish it here. he problem is that shops here do not sell US refrigerators very often (I live in Slovakia, Europe) but never mind I will try to find as many models as possible. Maybe you, people from USA, could tell me at least what fridge model you have at home and if it opens (too) easily so that also a child can open it or not. Thanks beforehand, of course, for any info... Hello, Feller, you made me think a little bit.
I will conduct a little research in the next couple of days to find out which fridges do open easily and which not. I will prepare a sort of chart and publish it here.
he problem is that shops here do not sell US refrigerators very often (I live in Slovakia, Europe) but never mind I will try to find as many models as possible.
Maybe you, people from USA, could tell me at least what fridge model you have at home and if it opens (too) easily so that also a child can open it or not.
Thanks beforehand, of course, for any info…

]]> Comment on Do I need a “child lock” refrigerator? by Feller http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/do-i-need-a-%e2%80%9cchild-lock%e2%80%9d-refrigerator/#comment-847 Feller Sat, 29 Dec 2007 14:12:42 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/do-i-need-a-%e2%80%9cchild-lock%e2%80%9d-refrigerator/#comment-847 This post is simply not realistic. Most children can open a refrigerator at about 18-24 months and cannot really be trusted to poke around inside a fridge until they are 4-5. That's 2-3 years of trying to keep kids out of #1 thing they love to get into -- the refridgerator! This post is simply not realistic. Most children can open a refrigerator at about 18-24 months and cannot really be trusted to poke around inside a fridge until they are 4-5. That’s 2-3 years of trying to keep kids out of #1 thing they love to get into — the refridgerator!

]]> Comment on Do I need a “child lock” refrigerator? by Samuel Buchanan http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/do-i-need-a-%e2%80%9cchild-lock%e2%80%9d-refrigerator/#comment-782 Samuel Buchanan Sun, 16 Dec 2007 03:52:50 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/do-i-need-a-%e2%80%9cchild-lock%e2%80%9d-refrigerator/#comment-782 delphinid secancy ocydrome fulminating jeewhillijers vapulate nickerpecker kilometrage <a href="http://www.calhortsociety.org/" rel="nofollow">California Horticultural Society</a> http://www.datatonet.com/ delphinid secancy ocydrome fulminating jeewhillijers vapulate nickerpecker kilometrage
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]]> Comment on Should I buy refrigerator with a temperature alarm? by Vilo http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/should-i-buy-refrigerator-with-a-temperature-alarm/#comment-778 Vilo Fri, 14 Dec 2007 21:05:36 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/should-i-buy-refrigerator-with-a-temperature-alarm/#comment-778 You´re right, Paolo. Once I had similar problem with my younger son (12 moths). Somehow he managed to switch the freezer off (with the button in the front) and I noticed it after couple of hours only. Luckily, the insulation of that freezer is that good that it kept the low temperature long enough until I switched it on again (1 hour in the superfreeze mode). You´re right, Paolo. Once I had similar problem with my younger son (12 moths). Somehow he managed to switch the freezer off (with the button in the front) and I noticed it after couple of hours only. Luckily, the insulation of that freezer is that good that it kept the low temperature long enough until I switched it on again (1 hour in the superfreeze mode).

]]> Comment on Should I buy refrigerator with a temperature alarm? by Paolo http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/should-i-buy-refrigerator-with-a-temperature-alarm/#comment-697 Paolo Fri, 30 Nov 2007 10:13:42 +0000 http://www.7refrigerators.com/choosing-the-best-refrigerator/should-i-buy-refrigerator-with-a-temperature-alarm/#comment-697 Is not only a matter of door closed or not, the alarm is really useful on the freezer compartment. It warn if the internal temperature of this compartment was going over a dangerous value (minus 12 or similar) in particular condition (e.g. during a blackout) and, in the best refrigerator, display also the maximum temperature reached by the compartment: this info is extremely important after an energy cut to know if the cold chain of the food is preserved (not necessary to scrap the frozen food) or not. Typical situation: during vacation the Grid was under blackout for a period. When u come back home, if u do not have alarm, u never know what happen. With the alarm u are first of all warned that the refrigerator didn't work for a certain period AND the maximum temperature reached by the food. Is not only a matter of door closed or not, the alarm is really useful on the freezer compartment.
It warn if the internal temperature of this compartment was going over a dangerous value (minus 12 or similar) in particular condition (e.g. during a blackout) and, in the best refrigerator, display also the maximum temperature reached by the compartment: this info is extremely important after an energy cut to know if the cold chain of the food is preserved (not necessary to scrap the frozen food) or not.
Typical situation: during vacation the Grid was under blackout for a period. When u come back home, if u do not have alarm, u never know what happen. With the alarm u are first of all warned that the refrigerator didn’t work for a certain period AND the maximum temperature reached by the food.

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