onions and refers
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TexasClodhopper
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Re: onions and refers
Looks like he got it started ...
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Looks like he got it started ...
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TexasClodhopper
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Re: onions and refers
Hey, next time you need onions for your fridge use fried onions or one of those onion bouquets. You might just be able to fool your refer that way. :clown:
Hey, next time you need onions for your fridge use fried onions or one of those onion bouquets. You might just be able to fool your refer that way. :clown:
elkhartjim
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Re: onions and refers
Peeled or unpeeled? Sliced, quartered or diced. If I'm going to do a scientific project, I need all the specifics. Oh, and does it make a difference which shelf its on? Does it need to be in the vegetable bin or even possibly the door?
Peeled or unpeeled? Sliced, quartered or diced. If I'm going to do a scientific project, I need all the specifics. Oh, and does it make a difference which shelf its on? Does it need to be in the vegetable bin or even possibly the door?
elkhartjim
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Re: onions and refers
Wait. Why do I want to make a perfectly good refer quit working. Never mind the above post. I'lltake your word that it makes "your refer" quit working.
Wait. Why do I want to make a perfectly good refer quit working. Never mind the above post. I'lltake your word that it makes "your refer" quit working.
Re: onions and refers
Hey I'm a mythbuster kind of person. I will try it, I really don't believe that an onion can make your refer not work.
Wait till the weekend and my son and I will do this experiment. He said it will start again after you take the onion out so what can it hurt? But like Jim said, was it raw onions, peeled, cut, what? Oh well I will make my own experiment. Got to tell John to plug her up so we can have it good and cold for the experiment. :question:
Then I will have to get the baking soda out and get the onion smell out because John hates onions. :clown:
Hey I'm a mythbuster kind of person. I will try it, I really don't believe that an onion can make your refer not work.
Wait till the weekend and my son and I will do this experiment. He said it will start again after you take the onion out so what can it hurt? But like Jim said, was it raw onions, peeled, cut, what? Oh well I will make my own experiment. Got to tell John to plug her up so we can have it good and cold for the experiment. :question:
Then I will have to get the baking soda out and get the onion smell out because John hates onions. :clown:
C Nash
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Re: onions and refers
Welcome to the forum Boondog. We keep onions in ours all the time and so far no problems. Most of them have been cut as we will keep any unused onion. Love them onions but we do generally buy the Ga. Vallidas so maybe they smell better to the fridge :laugh:
Welcome to the forum Boondog. We keep onions in ours all the time and so far no problems. Most of them have been cut as we will keep any unused onion. Love them onions but we do generally buy the Ga. Vallidas so maybe they smell better to the fridge :laugh:
Re: onions and refers
OK....Here is the problem.....You put the onion in the refer..(works on Propane)....The smell goes down the "overflow pipe" and ends up in the outside compartment.......The bugs nesting in your propane burner are aroused by the smell and start to move around...blocking off the propane burner and shutting down the frig.... Once the smell is removed they go back to sleep and everything is OK again..... Sound about right.. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :clown: :clown: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
OK....Here is the problem.....You put the onion in the refer..(works on Propane)....The smell goes down the "overflow pipe" and ends up in the outside compartment.......The bugs nesting in your propane burner are aroused by the smell and start to move around...blocking off the propane burner and shutting down the frig.... Once the smell is removed they go back to sleep and everything is OK again..... Sound about right.. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :clown: :clown: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
elkhartjim
Senior Member
Re: onions and refers
Dang paul...thunk you got it. I can't believe I didn't think of that meself.
Dang paul...thunk you got it. I can't believe I didn't think of that meself.
Shadow
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Re: onions and refers
Received a recall notice on our Dometic refrigerator the other day. If you have one manufactured between June 1,2003 to April 30,2007 you may have one on the recall list. "The problem is a fatigue crack can develop in the boiler tube which can release pressurized coolant solution. If this solution is exposed to an ignition source under certain specific circumstances, it can result in a vehicle fire." If you think you may have an affected model you can go to www.dometic.com/recall. Didn't offer no help if you kept onions in your frig
Received a recall notice on our Dometic refrigerator the other day. If you have one manufactured between June 1,2003 to April 30,2007 you may have one on the recall list. "The problem is a fatigue crack can develop in the boiler tube which can release pressurized coolant solution. If this solution is exposed to an ignition source under certain specific circumstances, it can result in a vehicle fire." If you think you may have an affected model you can go to www.dometic.com/recall. Didn't offer no help if you kept onions in your frig
Re: onions and refers
When Bonedog told about this onion in the frig thing, I kinda had my thinking cap jarred. Still do, but my wife now put the dam onion in a baggie then in a plastic container and then in the lower veggie drawer of the frig.
We have been having problems with our frig since April or May 08. Its working good enough to get us through the winter but I still can't get the thing to freeze colder than 18 degrees in the freezer compartment. It has a new cooling system, etc.........
Anyway, if someone does the onion experiment please let me know if it does or doesn't kill the frig.
Quantoson
When Bonedog told about this onion in the frig thing, I kinda had my thinking cap jarred. Still do, but my wife now put the dam onion in a baggie then in a plastic container and then in the lower veggie drawer of the frig.
We have been having problems with our frig since April or May 08. Its working good enough to get us through the winter but I still can't get the thing to freeze colder than 18 degrees in the freezer compartment. It has a new cooling system, etc.........
Anyway, if someone does the onion experiment please let me know if it does or doesn't kill the frig.
Quantoson