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Today was cleaning day
I decided it was time to pull out the fridge and clean the coils, boy where they covered with dust. After I did the chest freezer - it didn't need it, guess the dust doesn't go in that area of the house but does under the fridge.
I am thinking it may be a good idea to mark on a calendar in 6 months to pull the fridge out again as it has been about a year. Keeping the coils clean helps it run better and also helps the motor last longer. |
Indeed it does, and it's even more important for folks like me with several large long haired dogs. You have Shelties, (multiple?) and they have the double coats as well. I keep a long (32") thin metal ruler for the express purpose of sliding under the fridge at least once a month to remove the dog hair.
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You might make a mental note to do the fridge when you reset your clocks in Spring & Fall.
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
(Post 5004941)
Indeed it does, and it's even more important for folks like me with several large long haired dogs. You have Shelties, (multiple?) and they have the double coats as well. I keep a long (32") thin metal ruler for the express purpose of sliding under the fridge at least once a month to remove the dog hair.
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Originally Posted by joyce blint
(Post 5004967)
You might make a mental note to do the fridge when you reset your clocks in Spring & Fall.
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thanks for the reminder. besides that, you find valuables such as the toddler's magnet letters :)
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It's also a really good idea to periodically clean out the dryer exhaust and the filter. Years ago, a co-worker had a fire in his home due to a stuffed exhaust tube.
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I use a small air compressor to clean out fridge/freezer coils.Works like a charm.
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