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I try to keep an eye on them but not everyday like I used to when I didn't have one!
Rolling the dice on this fridge 63QQT $270 shipped
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Monster 80qt now for $365 http://www.openboxdirect.com/Edgestar-80-Qt-Portable-Fridge-Freezer-FP861SD/FP861SD,default,pd.html
It's so temping to want to get this while I patiently wait for the 63qt to be available.
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Same foot print as the 60 I think, just taller.
63 quart---Outside Dimensions: 20.7"h x 28.1"w x 17.9"d
80 quart---Outside Dimensions: 23 6/16" H x 28 3/16" W x 18 12/16"D
Looks like slightly bigger footprint and less than 3" taller, 9 lbs heavier.
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Ah I didn't think it was that much bigger of a foot print, thanks for the info. The 80qt still hasn't found a home yet, kind of surprised but I guess the season for using it is coming to an end.
Anyone have a problem with smells in their fridge? I had a bag of frozen shrimp that thawed before I could eat it. Wiped up all the fluid and thought it was good. After I turned fridge off, smells terrible. I hosed it out with the drains open and sprayed the walls down with vinegar and plugged it back in for now. Any other suggestions? I don't want to put the fridge in and out if the car because of the smell.
So you got raw seafood around inside the fridge and tried to clean with just vinegar?
Try again with bleach.
Good idea, I'll try that out.
I do the same, I coil up the AC cord and stick it under the door when it's not plugged in. Keeps the cord from wandering away too.
I wiped down the inside with bleach, smelled like bleach in the garage for a couple days, but seemed to take care of the shrimp smell. I've taken over fridge packing & organization duties for trips
That reminds me, because of the same issue of spillage from my last wheeling trip, I have been thinking of some kind of liner or tub that would fit in the baskets. That way after a trip you could toss or clean the inserts without mucking up the fridge.
You could try double bagging with some small trash can liners.
I have a nice set of containers with locking lids that are also stackable that have been working well. Also going stuff a few one gallon bags in there incase there's a chance of meat or seafood spillage.
Anyone end up finding a replacement direct bolt on hinge (not drill yourself) besides the Edgestar. They want $40 for a pair of stainless hinges now.
Persistence paid off just now. The 63Q came online and I snagged it. I had been checking at least once everyday for who knows how long. I really didn't need to spend that money but who knows when another would have been available.
Just grabbed the last 43Q
