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Why is there a light in the fridge and not in the freezer?
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| Nell |
| because it would freeze over? i.e. not work. |
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| jdat |
More regular access to the fridge.
The storing space is more open in fridges too.
Light would be too expensive if it were to be freeze proof I think ( I'm not sure ).
But overall due to the arrangements techniques in freezers there is basically no space for light to travel between the packages rendering a light useless.
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| mentalbarter |
| omg jdat you are my hero, i will forever come to you with my questions of great significance |
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| Coup |
| there, fridge designer jdat has explained ur question. |
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