Elite 11+ The Olympic GOLD Jibber Jabber Squad

czerniacha

stash pic night!!! :j:j:j

more please!

:T :T :T

love ya all!

bubbs

my freezer and fridge freezer are both old, and also our shed is metal not wood dont know if that makes a difference

MrsBartolozzi

Narla wrote: »

I used to have a freezer in an outside shed but on more than one occasion, during a very cold winter, the freezer defrosted and all the contents defrosted! I was told that if the temperature outside the freezer got to colder than the inside of the freezer then something happens and stops it freezing. Not sure if I've really explained that well??

Has anyone else heard of this happening?

If I thought I could have a freezer in a shed and it wouldn't defrost itself again then I'd try and talk my OH into getting an additional freezer.

That's what happens if you have a fridge freezer outside (in shed/garage). The freezing cycle works based on the temperature of the fridge. If it's already below 4c in the fridge it doesn't switch the cooling fan on.
I'm pretty sure that the description of a fridge or freezer tells it's operating temperatures, including a minimum.

MrsBartolozzi

http://www.johnlewis.com/Magazine/Feature.aspx?Id=39

Note: manufacturers do not recommend you keep a freezer in the garage or any other outbuilding, as it may have to use much more energy. Most models require a minimum ambient temperature of 10°C (50°F) to operate efficiently. If the outside temperature is any lower, the freezer will struggle to keep your food chilled – it may even start to defrost. If it does break down, the appliance may not be covered by the guarantee.

Miss_Laid

czerniacha wrote: »

stash pic night!!! :j:j:j

more please!

:T :T :T

love ya all!

Thats it I'm stopping now

bubbs

I'm pretty sure that the description of a fridge or freezer tells it's operating temperatures, including a minimum

This also applies to a washing machine which i didnt know untill mine broke after 6 weeks and it could not be mended under guarantee

simone10

tricia89 wrote: »

what is a space station?

can't see this question answered, but just reading back through previous posters it looks like Neosi on post 4383 has mentioned it:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=55074425&postcount=4383

mgamble

OMG if i had all that chocolate i would be the size of a house,you must have a good tescos your way for all your haul.
envious of your t bags.:eek:

locarr

jemmah1983 wrote: »

Anyone sure on the sainsburys question?

Have 2 £6 off £40 with different bar codes burning a whole and in mr s now and wondered if they will work
Together?

Go for it, what the worse that could happen they refuse one!?

I used 2 cond spends in T's today no bother along with lenor, ariel, fabreze, fusion etc etc!!;)

NuffinisFree wrote: »

Forgot to mention, during my walk through sainsburys car park today i noticed a receipt on the floor. Now i'm not a wombler but for some reason i decided to pick this on up and you know what there was nothing interesting on it apart from the fact that someone has over £200 pounds worth of nectar points!:eek:

How in the world did someone get so many?

I've got about the same on mine...I've never actually cashed in my nectar points....can't anything good to use them on....what do others spend them on?:D

Sunflower1227

Evening :wave: everyone

Not been on much lately, broken computer, had to get a new one

But on the good side, can print MOCs again