Editorial Summary
The creator addresses a common issue encountered by cruise passengers regarding the temperature of stateroom refrigerators. The video explains that these appliances often fail to keep items sufficiently cold because they function more like coolers than true refrigerators. To combat this problem, the creator suggests two specific methods for maintaining lower temperatures. First, if the unit is a common style located underneath a cabinet, the creator recommends keeping the door open or at least slightly ajar. Second, passengers can request a bucket of ice from their room steward to place inside the unit. These steps are presented as simple ways to ensure beverages and food items remain at a more desirable temperature during a cruise.
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You've probably noticed that stateroom refrigerators don't do a great job at keeping things actually cold.
It's actually not a refrigerator, it's a cooler.
Keep that door open or at a minimum keep it ajar.
You can also request a bucket of ice from your room steward.
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