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Saturday, February 19, 2011

How to find out the size and energy usage of a fridge or freezer?

I was trying to find out the cubic feet (cu. ft) size of my refrigerator but couldn't find it out in the owner's manual or the fridge itself. Fortunately, did a search on the internet and found out about a site that provided the info I was looking for. I just had to enter the fridge brand and model number and the site spit out the size of my fridge. Am sure others may find themselves in similar situation, so decided to write a post on it; the site URL is:

Kouba-Cavallo Associates: Refrigerator and Freezer Energy Rating Database

The good thing about the site is that it also tells you how much energy per hour a refrigerator or freezer is using. Note: the site only provides the energy ratings for refrigerators and freezers produced for the American consumer market. In addition, it may not have information for all brands and model number.

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posted by Ruby @ 3:11 PM

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