Re:No, you can’t save £30 per year by switching off your “st...
by verall on Wednesday April 27, 2022 @10:03AM
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> you can probably turn it off at night when you know you won’t be opening it
The compressor is going to run in the morning though to make up the lost cold unless you want your ice to melt. Seems the marginal benefit would be tiny. It probably messes up the cool/defrost cycle that modern fridges go through too.
The compressor is going to run in the morning though to make up the lost cold unless you want your ice to melt. Seems the marginal benefit would be tiny. It probably messes up the cool/defrost cycle that modern fridges go through too.