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Mini RefrigeratorsWritten by Michael O'Brien The best trick I ever learned about our patio was to use a mini refrigerator. I spent years using ice and coolers to chill our drinks. Looking back, that just seems like a waste of time and energy. With a mini refrigerator, our food and drinks are cold whenever we're ready for them. Mini Refrigerators: A Smart AlternativeThe problem with coolers is the maintenance. If ice is left in for too long, it can get slimy. I've also found that when I try to cool food in an ice chest, it can work its way out of the package and deteriorate in the water. That can get rather gross. Mini refrigerators are a great convenience. They hold lots of soft drinks for the kids and bar drinks for the adults. The great thing is that I don't have to dump out the melted ice when the party is over. The top of the refrigerator makes a handy shelf, also. You can buy mini refrigerators, also called office refrigerators, at office supply stores. You can also buy them online. Most of them cost less than a hundred dollars, and it is fairly inexpensive to run one. Just plug it into an outdoor wall socket and you're ready to go.
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