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Good work, I bet the fridge runs a lot more efficiently! B)

Most people who do turnovers forget to check the back of the fridge! Good catch.

Posted 8 years 1 month ago

Marc Lancaster

The large floating debris on top is what I swept up and dumped into the waster

Posted 8 years 11 months ago

I just cleaned a fridge condensing coil with my "bucket head" shop vac and a bristled attachment. I usually put about 2" of water in the bottom to catch dust (my cohorts keep taking off the filter). I started with clean tap water. This is what it looked like after!

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Posted 8 years 11 months ago

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