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charles


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http://rvbasics.com/rv-press-release/RV-Fridge_Guard.html

 

I saw this and think that it could really help with the refrigerator.

THE WIFE says that I obsess about having the refrig door open. The very thought!

Has anyone used one of these?

 

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Why didn't I think of that ?

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We use adjustable length spring loaded rods across the shelves to hold the contents in when we move. We use them in the fridge, liquor cabinet and open face display nooks. They work fine and are very inexpensive. For the life of me I can't remember what they are called, but they are white, you can get them any RV dealer.

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Luvglass wrote:

We use adjustable length spring loaded rods across the shelves to hold the contents in when we move. We use them in the fridge, liquor cabinet and open face display nooks. They work fine and are very inexpensive. For the life of me I can't remember what they are called, but they are white, you can get them any RV dealer.

 Fred, those sound like spring-loaded, adjustable curtain rods which are really inexpensive.  They come in various lengths, probably can even find them in dollar stores.  Wonder if they would work?



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I think they are more concerned about loosing temperature while the fridge door is open.

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Mike and Gloria wrote:
Luvglass wrote:

We use adjustable length spring loaded rods across the shelves to hold the contents in when we move. We use them in the fridge, liquor cabinet and open face display nooks. They work fine and are very inexpensive. For the life of me I can't remember what they are called, but they are white, you can get them any RV dealer.

 Fred, those sound like spring-loaded, adjustable curtain rods which are really inexpensive.  They come in various lengths, probably can even find them in dollar stores.  Wonder if they would work?

 We use an assortment of spring loaded curtain rods to keep things in place while we're traveling.  Some are more decorative and others are strictly function -- read white metal ones from Wally World.



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I Googled them and here is q listing from Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Camco-44063-Cupboard-Bars-Pack/dp/B000EDUUHQ

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