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Posted by wolfi1 15 hours ago

Chest Fridge (2009)(mtbest.net)
149 points | 79 commentspage 3
brunes 5 hours ago|
The answer to his question is right here.
tolidano 13 hours ago||
What’s the possibility of turning such a device 45 degrees (or even 90)? Would it ruin anything? Because then you could stack two and it wouldn’t be so bad.
burnt-resistor 3 hours ago||
More floor space per storage volume is why. Most dwellings in urban and some suburban areas are area constrained for everything, especially appliances, and unable to use chest type freezers my grandparents had to keep loads of venison and catfish in their lake house. It'd also be great™ if freezers used Vacuum Insulation Panels (VIPs).
AndrewSwift 9 hours ago||
Drawers would solve this in a vertical fridge.
gnabgib 15 hours ago||
(2009)
wolfi1 14 hours ago|
he mentions inverter freezers at the end so it must have been updated more recently
gnabgib 14 hours ago||
I don't think so? The PDF includes "today (2009)", and also "started in 2004". It's been featured on HN before.. as far back as 2009. Unfortunately the archives first caught the (same) text in 2021, so that's not helpful.

rcfox's criticism from 2009 still stands (6 points, 2 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=865991

algolint 5 hours ago||
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