Ideas for a 1.5 cu ft dorm refrigerator

broadbill · May 4, 2015

I have an old Samsung 1.5 cuft dorm refrigerator that I'm struggling to find a use for or I'm going to give it away. I have an extra full size fridge/kegerator, as well as a chest freezer fermentation chamber. Its size precludes its resale value (most dorm fridges are larger these days).

Anyone have any ideas?

m00ps · May 4, 2015

hop & yeast storage!

broadbill · May 5, 2015

thanks for the suggestion, but I just make my kegerator do double-duty with the storage. I'll probably end up getting rid of it.

ACbrewer · May 5, 2015

Put it on craigslist.... you might get something for it.

Since you have other cooling, there doesn't seem to be any need for it in your process.

Calichusetts · May 5, 2015

Hops for me

aprichman · May 10, 2015

Fermentation chamber for 1 gallon experimental batches

Jwin · May 12, 2015

If you don't have a real use for it, ditch it. Those things use almost as much electricity as a newer energy star full size.

broadbill · May 13, 2015

Jwin said:
If you don't have a real use for it, ditch it. Those things use almost as much electricity as a newer energy star full size.

This is a good point; I might just pay to take it to the dump instead of offering it up for free to some yahoo to dump on the side of the road after it dies.

Thanks for all of the input everyone!

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