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| Subject: Re: Oldest Fridge Contest | Date: 11/8/2011 12:03 PM | |
| Author: PSUEngineer | Number: 37938 of 108155 | |
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At $100 extra a year in 'wasted electricity', in OREGON, it likely went to keeping the moisture out of the basement. If that refrigerator were replaced with a modern one, using less power and generating less heat, and likely taking less WATER out of the air in the process.... you'd need to buy a dehumidifier for $400 and pay $65 bucks a month to run it! Huh? Where's the water going from the refrigerator? I've never seen a condensate line running from a refrigerator to a drain. PSU |
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