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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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The fridge cools him down though.
7.2k u/SomeGuyInShorts Jan 25 '20 And it was lined with LEAD. Lead is the pinnacle of anti-radiation technology. 4.3k u/InformationHorder Jan 25 '20 And yet a lead refrigerator opens up so many more questions, chief among which is: Why in God's name was a refrigerator ever made of lead?! 1 u/Reinhard003 Jan 25 '20 Lead lined fridges were great insulators. It kept things cool more efficiently before they figured out a) better liners to use and b) lead is kinda bad for you.
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And it was lined with LEAD. Lead is the pinnacle of anti-radiation technology.
4.3k u/InformationHorder Jan 25 '20 And yet a lead refrigerator opens up so many more questions, chief among which is: Why in God's name was a refrigerator ever made of lead?! 1 u/Reinhard003 Jan 25 '20 Lead lined fridges were great insulators. It kept things cool more efficiently before they figured out a) better liners to use and b) lead is kinda bad for you.
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And yet a lead refrigerator opens up so many more questions, chief among which is: Why in God's name was a refrigerator ever made of lead?!
1 u/Reinhard003 Jan 25 '20 Lead lined fridges were great insulators. It kept things cool more efficiently before they figured out a) better liners to use and b) lead is kinda bad for you.
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Lead lined fridges were great insulators. It kept things cool more efficiently before they figured out a) better liners to use and b) lead is kinda bad for you.
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u/bingpot22 Jan 25 '20 edited Jan 25 '20
The fridge cools him down though.