stricklybojack
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Why are there two holes above the handle?
Why are there two holes above the handle?
1941 Frigidaire Refrigerator / $300 / Phoenix
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I believe that there should be an emblem, similar to the one on the freezer door, that would have gone above the handle.
Lot o' money for that one.
Porcelain finish
That's an earlier and fancier version of the one I have (1947). It looks so white and glossy compared to mine, which has a painted finish. Too bad this has a chip in the lower section.
That's an earlier and fancier version of the one I have (1947). It looks so white and glossy compared to mine, which has a painted finish. Too bad this has a chip in the lower section.
hippiedoll
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Dumb question here...
What is that compartment down at the bottom if there is a freezer up inside the fridge?
What is that compartment down at the bottom if there is a freezer up inside the fridge?
Christina
that compartment at the bottom was not refrigerated. People used to keep potatoes, onions and such in these compartments. People in my family used to keep paper shopping bags in these compartments too. While these old fridges didn’t have much freezer space, really next to non, they sure did keep frsh food nicely. Things didn’t dry out, and it wasn’t so important to keep everything wrapped and covered tightly like it is with a modern frost free model.
Eddie
that compartment at the bottom was not refrigerated. People used to keep potatoes, onions and such in these compartments. People in my family used to keep paper shopping bags in these compartments too. While these old fridges didn’t have much freezer space, really next to non, they sure did keep frsh food nicely. Things didn’t dry out, and it wasn’t so important to keep everything wrapped and covered tightly like it is with a modern frost free model.
Eddie
As Eddie mentioned, the lower section isn't refrigerated. It is a shallow tilt out bin, and the compressor is behind this area. The model D-7 I have is very heavy - I can only imagine how heavy the porcelain cabinet models are.
bradfordwhite
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I wonder how many roaches and mice took up residents in such a drawer.
With a warm and moist home on one level and with the weak and easily pried or nibbled door seals, ..... good eating upstairs.
With a warm and moist home on one level and with the weak and easily pried or nibbled door seals, ..... good eating upstairs.
hippiedoll
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thanks for the replies...
And letting me know more about the uses of this lower compartment bin. That was very interesting. I never even knew of such a compartment before!?
And letting me know more about the uses of this lower compartment bin. That was very interesting. I never even knew of such a compartment before!?
how many roaches and mice took up residents in such a drawer
Keith the air in the non refrigerated bin is warm and DRY not moist. The fridge manufacturers said that storage bin was a good place to keep onion, potatoes, cereals, crackers etc. because it wold keep them dry and crisp. One of my aunts had a fridge like the one in this post as her spare fridge until the late 1980's and she always used the storage bin for storing extra boxes of cereals and crackers and they always stayed nice and crisp and she never had a roach or mouse problem with that fridge either. PATRICK COFFEY
Keith the air in the non refrigerated bin is warm and DRY not moist. The fridge manufacturers said that storage bin was a good place to keep onion, potatoes, cereals, crackers etc. because it wold keep them dry and crisp. One of my aunts had a fridge like the one in this post as her spare fridge until the late 1980's and she always used the storage bin for storing extra boxes of cereals and crackers and they always stayed nice and crisp and she never had a roach or mouse problem with that fridge either. PATRICK COFFEY
