It can also be placed on the refrigerator?
1780543
In my view, an appliance is always safer plugged directly into a socket by itself.
1780544
While you can plug a refrigerator into it, and surge protectors are a good idea, remember you don't want to plug multiple items into the circuit.
1780545
Well I suppose so but it's not the good answer for a refrigerator simply to change the direction of the plug. It is Rated: 15A / 120V / 1800W. Some refers pull more than 15 amps. It would be more wise to simple turn the current outlet upside down if it bugs you that much. Remember to turn the breaker off before taking the switch out and turning it around. It really won't do any good as a surge protector for your frig. Remember that's why they don't even recommend a GFIC (Ground Fault Interrupt Circuit) on a frig. They can trip with just a slight change and if you are away you might not even notice it until the water from the freezer unit spill out or you have frozen food that spoils. Well I suppose so but it's not the good answer for a refrigerator simply to change the direction of the plug. It is Rated: 15A / 120V / 1800W. Some refers pull more than 15 amps. It would be more wise to simple turn the current outlet upside down if it bugs you that much. Remember to turn the breaker off before taking the switch out and turning it around. It really won't do any good as a surge protector for your frig. Remember that's why they don't even recommend a GFIC (Ground Fault Interrupt Circuit) on a frig. They can trip with just a slight change and if you are away you might not even... » Read More Well I suppose so but it's not the good answer for a refrigerator simply to change the direction of the plug. It is Rated: 15A / 120V / 1800W. Some refers pull more than 15 amps. It would be more wise to simple turn the current outlet upside down if it bugs you that much. Remember to turn the breaker off before taking the switch out and turning it around. It really won't do any good as a surge protector for your frig. Remember that's why they don't even recommend a GFIC (Ground Fault Interrupt Circuit) on a frig. They can trip with just a slight change and if you are away you might not even notice it until the water from the freezer unit spill out or you have frozen food that spoils. « Show Less
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I really doubt it, the magnet is really weak, it might stick to the fridge but that's it.
1630690
Not sure if putting it in the fridge is better, I use it after my cake cooled on the counter top.
1863047
No, it can not. This magnetic knife holder is meant to be mounted to a vertical surface by the way of screws. The back is not magnetic so you will not be able to stick it to the side of a refrigerator.
1491085
I secured mine to a cabinet on one side and to the back wall. The other side butts up against the refrigerator, so yes you can.
607803
It can be held on the fridge, but its not magnetic, the mounts are actually 3m sticky mounts. So it would have to be stuck to the fridge not, magnetically.
615193
Yes...Its recommended you put it in the fridge mine has always been shipped without a cooling protection
1223175
It is small, so yes, it would fit into the refrigerator. It's a dressing size container.
480044
As far as storage, It says on the package to store in a cool dry place. Sometimes the refrigerator is too cold and moist. Might be better to call the company and ask them.
607472
This magnet is way to powerful for that purpose. I doubt you could get it off the refrigerator if you placed it on there. It provides over 400 Lbs. of pull. You need a much cheaper magnet.
550873
It sits on my counter. I'm sure you could refrigerate it but you don't need to.
1856278
I have not installed it yet but I was told I could hook it into the refrigerator - which I will be doing.
91620
i dont think so. Not sure how will you screw this to a refrigerator. Magnet is only on one side if you are thinking of that.
1564791
The shelf sits on a stabilizing bar, and so does the shelf above it. I guess if you didn't want care if you had two stabilizing bars, then you could not install the bottom one and could put a fridge under the desk. The desk is fairly sturdy, so I'm not sure if that bar is totally needed. It would just be up to you to decide.
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No. There is a small freezer section on top that can be made much colder (freezing temp), and the larger refrigerator section.
1147152
It isn't a freezer just a cooler, so I would only put items in that you would put in your refrigerator. It also functions as a warmer not a heater so you could put hot items in it to keep warm as well.
435199
yes it can be, however there must be a slight amount of space for the unit to breath like all refrigerators at least a few inches