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Put a thermometer in a plastic bag (to keep it dry) in a jar of water in your fridge, you'll likely find the temperature of items inside the fridge much more st
by nandomrumber 1y ago
Put a thermometer in a plastic bag (to keep it dry) in a jar of water in your fridge, you'll likely find the temperature of items inside the fridge much more stable than the air temperature.
- Tade0 1y agoThe yogurts at the back of my fridge still freeze up. There's going to be a temperature gradient in a typical fridge, if only because one side is getting opened every now and then, and the other is separated by all the products which are inside. I suppose what they're trying to do here is even out that gradient without running the compressor.