In a fridge, does the higher the number mean the colder it is?

Yes, higher = colder on tiny nob fridges

Now have a digital fridge that lets you specify the temp, its also big enough to keep a dog in! The dog isnt pleased about that...
 
Zid_ said:
Test it your damn self, good lord.
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Really? you can percieve a temperature difference of as little as four degrees at the range of 1 to 5 degrees accurately? good for you. most people don't have thermocouples built into their hands.
<edit> and don't have thermometers that work accurately near zero degrees.

genan said:
Do you, by any chance, have a PhD in Stupid?
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Apparently i do, because i'm sure of the answer. seeing as you don't, why not elaborate and explain it to us because we're obivously so thick?

Squark said:
Search online for a user manual for your specific fridge and get the answer?
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I've read the manual for my fridge. it says absolutely nothing about how the temperature setting actually relates to the temperature.
 
When I die, I'm going to be burried vertically in a fridge with all my clothes on inside out and facing West in the middle of a field!

That should give the equivalent of the 26th century Time Team a bit of a headache to work out! :D
 
Aod said:
Really? you can percieve a temperature difference of as little as four degrees at the range of 1 to 5 degrees accurately? good for you. most people don't have thermocouples built into their hands.
<edit> and don't have thermometers that work accurately near zero degrees.
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I think he meant use a thermometer.... I personally have found normal household thermometers to be quite accurate.
 
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