I was talking to my landlord about my refrigerator running quite a bit and he said it's because of the humidity. After trying to find something online, I see a lot of sites that say the same thing, but none of them explain it. I get how a compressor would remove humidity, but I thought that the refrigerator works using a thermostat to tell it when to kick on and removing the humidity was just a by-product of making it cold. I guess I just don't understand how it works.
Submitted August 22, 2015 at 09:59AM by wittyrandomusername http://ift.tt/1MDZcJP NoStupidQuestions
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