Nancy_D

I have a question regarding the very cold weather that this storm has brought. If I were to drive south while the temperatures are still below freezing, will it be possible for my Norcold refrigerator to function? I would assume that it's foolish to put anything in the refrigerator. It seems that frozen items will be fine in the freezer compartment. I would be curious to hear any thoughts or advice folks have about what conditions will be required for the Norcold to be able to function effectively for fresh food under refrigeration. Thanks, Nancy

Thanks, SeaDawg. You are correct, I do have a 3-way Norcold fridge. I'll give it a test run. I'm encouraged that it might work. I'm planning to cool the refrigerator and freezer down thoroughly before we load it up and prepare to hit the road. This is not a pt situation - but I've definitely used a bag of frozen peas for just that purpose in the past! i'm just hopeful that I can keep lunches cold on travel days. It would be great if I don't need to purchase ice regularly. Thanks for your thoughts.

I'm getting ready for my first long trip with Hull #701 and am trying to set my expectations with respect to the freezer's capabilities. If I start off with a frozen "blue ice" pack and use it to keep my lunch cold, will I be able to refreeze it in the Ollie's freezer? I don't expect that to work if we're running off 12 volt power, but what about if it's running on propane? I have a few boondocking overnights along the way and wonder if I'll need to purchase ice for those occasions. Thank you for your input!

I'm curious about the arrangement on the wall. Do you have multiple shelves as well as some spice bottles attached via magnets? Or are there suction cups involved somehow? Thank you for sharing.