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I shop so often that I've been able to do without a fridge, but it's a
bit inconvenient. Recently, I was given one of those 'cool box' mini fridges, a 10-litre job that can run on either mains or 12v battery, but I'm wondering if it's a false economy in terms of power consumption. I've found that, unlike a 'proper' fridge, it doesn't have a thermostat, so it's working all the time. I tried using it without anything else switched on, and found it uses more than two untits a day - that's about 35p per day. I don't know anything about full-size fridges, so could someone tell me if a small 'proper' fridge would go through less electricity? Thanks. |
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