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Definitely second keeping the door open. The one I had on Glory in October pretty near froze my chocolate covered strawberries. But then again it wasn’t in a cabinet, it was on the counter in a HC cabin.

 

On Conquest in August I had the same HC cabin and the fridge was below the counter, not in a cabinet and that one got super cold too.

 

But I haven’t had any issues previously if you leave the cabinet open. It really helps with the circulation and keeps things plenty cold.

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We have found that the fridges (even those in the cabinets) do a decent job of cooling down the water and soda we pre-order very quickly and the bottles are nice and cold to the touch. I wouldn't classify it as a cooler. Perhaps they have replace the old fridges that didn't cool anything down?

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When I was on the Breeze last week, I put a 12 pack of water in the "cooler" when I first got to the cabin. By dinner time, it was "cool". I then remember to prop the cabinet door open to get decent refridgeration. I used a hand towel folded over about mid way down the door so it was only opened about 2". Voila, cold water.

 

I told my cabin steward so he wouldn't remove the towel, and I was good for the rest of the week.

 

Remember that refridgeration is the removal of heat from a unit through its evaporator (the fins usually at the back or bottom of a unit) and not introducing cold air into it.

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We were on Dream in January and, after all the discussion here about these mini-fridges, I pulled it out and had a look. It was not a compressor based unit, just a thermoelectric type cooler. Maybe changed out in the drydock that's happened since them. But definitely no compressor. Spa balcony cabin, don't recall the exact number.

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Unless things have changed on all the Carnival ships, they all have a small refrigerator in the room. The BAD part, they don't keep anything cool. A person would be better putting ice around the object, then putting it in the refrigerator, as it would keep it colder that way.

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