I am trying to buy a propane fridge to cut my battery usage , if anyone has good info on where i can buy a new one,... not used pls. I need a normal size, can be a little smaller, but not to much. Size does matter, haha.
- Thread starter drroyal2000
- Start date
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
looking for propane fridge anywhere, but a new one not used
North coast: Puerto Plata coming from Sosua: somewhere between Playa Dorada and the "rotonda" on the right side: there is a "plaza" with a shop for freezers, air conditioning etc.
Have seen new gas freezers there some years ago, the shop is still there.
Alexander
Have seen new gas freezers there some years ago, the shop is still there.
Alexander
Thanks for the info, but i really need a fridge, not really a freezer, The owner at the palacio in cabrera has a freezer also, but i told him it was a fridge i needed. Thanks again , i will stop by and ask them just to make sure.
Buy stateside and ship
Propane Refrigerator
Mudanza...... $1500=2000,not cheap
Ben has shipped to RD.....he says
Propane Refrigerator
Mudanza...... $1500=2000,not cheap
Ben has shipped to RD.....he says
$1500- $2000 is about the going price for a decent fridge in the US. Many of the cars I've owned haven't cost that much.
the shop above is refri centro or refri partes... probably your only shot in POP, unless you are willing to go to santiago or SD. from what i know those fridges are expensive...
there are other ways to keep your fridge power usage low. we discussed it numerous times. some say the fridge with freezer in the bottom uses less power. others suggest keeping fridge full, as it uses more power to cool down objects and less to keep them cooled. so you can stuff your fridge full of all sorts of food and stack it with water containers. i store all starches in the fridge because rice or pasta tend to swarm with life if left in room temperature. takes quite a lot of space too.
others use coolers filled with ice to store their perishable food items but it is only good for single person household, i think.
there are other ways to keep your fridge power usage low. we discussed it numerous times. some say the fridge with freezer in the bottom uses less power. others suggest keeping fridge full, as it uses more power to cool down objects and less to keep them cooled. so you can stuff your fridge full of all sorts of food and stack it with water containers. i store all starches in the fridge because rice or pasta tend to swarm with life if left in room temperature. takes quite a lot of space too.
others use coolers filled with ice to store their perishable food items but it is only good for single person household, i think.