OMG!Originally Posted by Inarikins
The only problem with this is that those little compartments can't actually freeze anything. Mine that I had took two days to freeze water into ice cubes and it certainly couldn't keep frozen things frozen. It's bad enough for ice cream, I can't imagine a dead rat in there.
I would make it a dedicated freezer and not just try and use part of the fridge as a freezer. You can buy small chest freezers for about the same cost as a mini fridge. (~$100- $150 new from Target) This will be my route as I am also not allowed to keep frozen rodents in the main freezer (which is silly because we have frozen steaks and such in there as well).
Really?
The little 36" fridge I got at Walmart for polymer clay work is a menace for freezing things, even if you don't want it to.
I think it's only got 2 settings; "Slowly Rot" and "Freeze Rock Solid".
I gave hubby the cube/dorm fridge I had for his machine shop and I have no idea what brand it is but it keeps his green tea ice cold on the lowest setting.
I know he accidentally turned it up a bit last summer and his bottles of tea popped from freezing even though they were in the "fridge part".
I keep my large bulk rodent bags in the workshop upright freezer and a couple week's worth of rats/mice in the kitchen fridge freezer on the bottom shelf so hubby doesn't have to pick through frozen, staring dead things to get his ice cream out.
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