Refridgerator
Hi,
I have not used propane for getting the fridge cold, I have always been hooked up to electric, but I also get it started a couple days before I load & leave. In addition, I chill any food we plan to take in the fridge in my house refridgerator so the trailers fridge doesn't have to work harder. I also freeze breakfast sausages or other meat and place it in with items in the fridge of the trailer just before we leave and I turn off the unit while towing. Some people travel with the propane running, not a safe idea. I have seen one trailer on the side of a highway before rescue had arrived, the floor was the only thing left following the fire, cause unknown, but like I said, I don't travel with the propane open or on. This may be more than you want to know, but while I am at it, is there anybody out there that can tell me if I should be using propane over electric to run the refridgerator? I am not afraid to use it for the stove, or furnace, water tank, just haven't tried it out on the fridge, yet. I find having thermometers for the freezer and fridge extremely helpful, too.
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