Can't say it would be my choice either ... modern technology is far more effective for some thingsmadasafish wrote:sounds ideal for growing bacteria...
no thanks.
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During the 2nd WW in the desert in North Africa, the Army used to put their water bags on the front of their vehicles and the water oozing through would evaporate and keep the water inside cool.
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To err is human. To blame someone else, is management potential.
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That clay fridge looks like an excellent design, especially if you live in a hot place. You might not want to keep dairy products in it but it would extend the life of fruit and veges well.
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