Condensation on outside of freezer in shed
- Thread starter magoo
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Take it out of the shed?
Let's face it, the fridge is cold and the air is very wet (it's been foggy most mornings). It's going to get condensation on it. You'd probably get condensation on a jam jar!
Seriously though, fridges and freezers don't like cold weather and can stop working (running) when it's colder on the outside than the inside. You could do a lot worse than stick a greenhouse heater in the shed.
Let's face it, the fridge is cold and the air is very wet (it's been foggy most mornings). It's going to get condensation on it. You'd probably get condensation on a jam jar!
Seriously though, fridges and freezers don't like cold weather and can stop working (running) when it's colder on the outside than the inside. You could do a lot worse than stick a greenhouse heater in the shed.
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