Michael wrote:

Any things I need to make sure if I want to buy a refrigerator to put
in my garage. The garage is inside the house, but it is not very well
insulated and gets pretty cold in the winter (water bottles will
freeze) and gets real hot in the summer.

I have heard that certain types of refrigerators have problems, but I
have a bunch of neighbors that have refrigerators in their garages in
my same type of house and say that they work fine.

Any hints to pick a good one? Someone once mentioned about making
sure that it had separate temperature controls for the refrig. and for
the freezer or something like that. Not sure of the details.

Michael
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I have had a refridgerator/freezer in my unheated attached garage for 15 =

years. It used to be in my kitchen until I redid the kitchen. The garage =

is insulated from the rest of the house (two walls and ceiling) and the=20
outside walls, and is sheetrocked on all walls and ceiling. I have two=20
wooden 8' overhead garage doors and two double hung, double gazed,=20
windows. I live in NYS where the temps often go into the teens, or=20
lower, in winter. The garage is never below 40=BA. Since I redid the=20
kitchen, the kitchen refridgerator has had three service calls (extended =

warrantee), but the garage refridgerator is still running strong without =

any problems. Last year, I put a chest freezer in the garage too.
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