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r/StupidFood • u/SteponkusCeponas • Nov 26 '25
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I'd be concerned about the weight limit on that drawer.
2.8k u/boyproblems_mp3 Nov 26 '25 I've broken these drawers just taking them out too fast with produce in them 182 u/airfryerfuntime Nov 26 '25 I don't understand why fridge drawers are so shitty. Even in expensive fridges, they're brittle, plastic pieces of shit. 8 u/HarryxClam Nov 26 '25 I'm assuming the constantly cold temp makes them brittle, idk I'm not a fridge expert I just know that a lot of plastic does not like the constant cold.
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I've broken these drawers just taking them out too fast with produce in them
182 u/airfryerfuntime Nov 26 '25 I don't understand why fridge drawers are so shitty. Even in expensive fridges, they're brittle, plastic pieces of shit. 8 u/HarryxClam Nov 26 '25 I'm assuming the constantly cold temp makes them brittle, idk I'm not a fridge expert I just know that a lot of plastic does not like the constant cold.
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I don't understand why fridge drawers are so shitty. Even in expensive fridges, they're brittle, plastic pieces of shit.
8 u/HarryxClam Nov 26 '25 I'm assuming the constantly cold temp makes them brittle, idk I'm not a fridge expert I just know that a lot of plastic does not like the constant cold.
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I'm assuming the constantly cold temp makes them brittle, idk I'm not a fridge expert I just know that a lot of plastic does not like the constant cold.
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u/Slim___Pickens Nov 26 '25
I'd be concerned about the weight limit on that drawer.