markw wrote:
What about your refridgerator? I did compact bulbs, and new energy star
fridge and my bill dropped by almost $100. With 3 kids who leave
lights on, I'm only paying 150ish a month.
Mark
We had a problem with our refrigerator's ice maker. We bought an Energy
Star refrigerator from Sears about two years ago. Last September the
ice maker would not work consistently. We had repairmen out several
times with no resolution of the problem. Finally, they replaced the
entire refrigerator for free. But, they no longer sold that model so
they upgraded us to a newer model that was still Energy Star and
'comparable'. Personally, I think the interior is poorly designed
because it does not seem to hold as much as the other one did. But it
works and it was free. A new free refrigerator because they could not
get the ice maker to work? America, what a country!
Rick
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Me? I think a propane powered refrigerator is the way to go. I used to
have an RV with a dual electric/propane refrigerator. I used the propane
when I was off shore-power and switched it to electric when I was
staying at a campground over night.
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