A lot of people forget the fridge light can be enough to light the kitchen for most nighttime activi

DesVegas · September 2023

That's gotta save energy right?

S56035 · September 2023

Difficult to carry on the dog walk though don't you think?

SpoonMan · September 2023

Is it not much more efficient to use a light than have the fridge open?
Or am I missing the point here?

CavemanGrogg · September 2023

How am I meant to light my kitchen up like a disco just using the wee light in a fridge? When fridges start coming with disco balls and colour changing flashing lights that react to my music as stock, or at the very least an optional extra, I'll consider using the fridge light to illuminate my kitchen, until then, it's ceiling lighting for me in the kitchen baby - one does after all have to maintain ones groove.

mrkb · September 2023

SpoonMan said:

Is it not much more efficient to use a light than have the fridge open?
Or am I missing the point here?

No youre just missing the joke.

richardhomer · September 2023

One energy saving tip I can recommend is boiling the kettle ten minutes before you make a hot drink. When you turn it on to make your drink, it’s already quite warm, therefore saving quite a lot of electricity…

Dominic · September 2023

sounds like the musings of an 'R Whites Secret Lemonade Drinker '

You probably have to be of a certain age group to understand.....

ftumch · September 2023

richardhomer said:

One energy saving tip I can recommend is boiling the kettle ten minutes before you make a hot drink. When you turn it on to make your drink, it’s already quite warm, therefore saving quite a lot of electricity…

Indeed, taking it one step further you could pre-boil the water then freeze it for later.

english_bob · September 2023

DesVegas said:

That's gotta save energy right?

It puts a time limit on those activities too. If I leave my fridge open for more than a few minutes it goes BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP

Sassafras · September 2023

I replaced the bulb with a 150 watt one.

thecolourbox · September 2023

You could also cook some sausages from the little heat patch that the light emits underneath the bulb. Then you wouldn't need to use the hob/grill/oven either, thought it might take a while. Ok if you like your sosigs rare

strumjoughlamps · September 2023

When I insisted no lights in the kitchen my wife moaned that she trips over her chain when moving from sink to washing machine.

I solved this by adding more carrots into her diet.

guitartango · September 2023

There is a Fridge light that never goes out

skunkwerx · September 2023

Nvg's.

Best man toy ever. Saves energy. Looks cool as fuck.

Sporky · September 2023

There is a much simpler approach.

First you gotta kill a few people. Then you got to get sent to a slam, where they tell you you'll never see daylight again. You dig up a doctor, and you pay him 20 menthol Kools to do a surgical shine job on your eyeballs.

This is also the environmentally responsible approach.

GoFish · September 2023

I have a new fridge that want to go on the internet. I've put controls in but I think he knows how to bypass them? AITA?

Sporky · September 2023

Make sure you block access to the AO site.

Pure white-goods filth.

nero1701 · September 2023

I find leaving the fridge and freezer doors open mid summer acts like air con

Poboy · September 2023

I am the first person to contact the customer service team.

viz · September 2023

I don't do that sort of activity in the kitchen.

SpoonMan · September 2023

mrkb said:

SpoonMan said:

Is it not much more efficient to use a light than have the fridge open?
Or am I missing the point here?

No youre just missing the joke.

Ah, thought as much.

Still don't get the joke though

skunkwerx · September 2023

SpoonMan said:

mrkb said:

SpoonMan said:

Is it not much more efficient to use a light than have the fridge open?
Or am I missing the point here?

No youre just missing the joke.

Ah, thought as much.

Still don't get the joke though

I think the joke was that no one can afford food anymore so the fridge would just be an empty shell of what it once was

SpoonMan · September 2023

CavemanGrogg said:

How am I meant to light my kitchen up like a disco just using the wee light in a fridge? When fridges start coming with disco balls and colour changing flashing lights that react to my music as stock, or at the very least an optional extra, I'll consider using the fridge light to illuminate my kitchen, until then, it's ceiling lighting for me in the kitchen baby - one does after all have to maintain ones groove.

Mine does start flashing after a few seconds open?

SpoonMan · September 2023

skunkwerx said:

SpoonMan said:

mrkb said:

SpoonMan said:

Is it not much more efficient to use a light than have the fridge open?
Or am I missing the point here?

No youre just missing the joke.

Ah, thought as much.

Still don't get the joke though

I think the joke was that no one can afford food anymore so the fridge would just be an empty shell of what it once was

Too intellectual for me

spark240 · September 2023

Bit like charging your EV car with a generator ...

DesVegas · September 2023

I was asking for a friend obvs.. I.. know all THAT stuff

stratman3142 · September 2023

A contender for Viz top tips perhaps?

DesVegas · September 2023

stratman3142 said:

A contender for Viz top tips perhaps?

Save money on buying a carpet, just buy two carpet sample tiles and strap them to your feet

munckee · September 2023

DesVegas said:

stratman3142 said:

A contender for Viz top tips perhaps?

Save money on buying a carpet, just buy two carpet sample tiles and strap them to your feet

Make your neighbours think you have more stairs than they do by stamping loudly twice on each step!

Poboy · September 2023

I had a

Offset · September 2023

mrkb said:

SpoonMan said:

Is it not much more efficient to use a light than have the fridge open?
Or am I missing the point here?

No youre just missing the joke.

He isn't the only one.

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