🌬️ Enhance Your Fridge's Freshness with Camco 44124 Fridge Airator: On/Off Switch Included Review

So I was skeptical after reading the reviews. But it works amazing and cools the fridge. You need to turn it on its side so the fan is pointing straight up from the bottom shelf. But it's flat so it works fine. We have a thermometer in the fridge and now it keeps the top much colder than it used to be much warmer. Give it a try, don't listen to the naysayers, it doesn't blow much but you can feel a gentle breeze and it's enough to get the job done in a small fridge.

The fan works much better than the blue cube and takes up about the same amount of space. The charcoal filter option/feature is practically useless. It sits in the battery cover, which has several open vents. However, this compartment is not in the path of airflow, so there is no air exchange through the filter at all. really busy. You get more "filtering" by simply placing the pack separately on one of the shelves.

I have used this product from time to time over the past few months. I probably have about 6-7 days on it with the same set of batteries. My only complaints about the product are the metal battery tab and battery cover. The three tabs holding the lid could be better, especially the top one. The battery's metal tab kept falling out when installing or removing batteries until I taped it in place. The product works great as long as the battery cover stays in place and is closed. I'm happy with the

No more hot or cold spots in your cupboard. The temperature of the fan has dropped below the temperature measured before the fan was used. The temperature of the product has typically been measured between 45 and 39 degrees Fahrenheit. When using the fan, the measured temperature was 38 degrees and that in the entire cabinet. The fan has been placed in the right front corner without impeding airflow to the top of the case. I used an infrared thermometer to measure the temperature of the food in

It keeps the temperature in my camper fridge more consistent. At the moment I've been working on a set of batteries for 26 days. I don't know how long they will last so we'll see. I read a lot of negative reviews about it but it works for me. I built my own switch (waterproof) into the unit so I don't have to remove the batteries to turn it off. This solves the problem of a weak battery door and switch rust on models with an integrated switch. Thanks to all the reviewers who pointed out the…

I have a small fridge, I'm guessing about 17 cubic inches. Its design is based on the natural convective activity that occurs when the top of the evaporator is cold. This may be normal if the fridge isn't opened regularly, but since it's in my room, it's opened several times a day, which allows the cold air that's settled to the bottom of the fridge to escape. Using velcro I was able to attach a fan to the top back of my fridge, positioned to pull air in through the evaporator and blow it down,

After trying the Valterra fridge fan, which was junk (reviewed for that), I tried this one as a last resort. I use this in my mini fridge to try to keep a lower and more stable temperature so I can turn the knob down and not get freezer burn on the food in the separate freezer. This fan does just that, creating a decent flow of air that really affects the temperature of the fridge (it doesn't seem like a huge difference, but it does make a difference). It's very easy to use, so it gets the job…