czechcruzr #1 Posted March 8 Yup a refrigerator review, it was cold! Sunshine deck 8 interior, the refrigerator sits in the open under the mirror vanity so cant prove the open door closed door theory. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
K&RCurt #2 Posted March 8 I din't bring a thermometer but our Deck 9 interior had a mini fridge, but it was in a cabinet. On days when I left the cabin last and left the cabinet door open, things in the fridge were noticeable colder compared to days when DW left the cabin last and closed it! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
moondog73 #3 Posted March 8 We observed the same on the Sunshine the last 2 cruises 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Eggs And Bacon #4 Posted March 8 When we were on the Sunshine (Jan 2017) we didn't have a fridge in either room (oceanview and interior, both on deck 2). Looks like you had a great fridge! 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Eliot Ness #5 Posted March 8 (edited) Our deck 2 aft oceanview cabin on the Sunshine didn't have a fridge last month. Wasn't a big deal since we seldom use one on a cruise and we really liked our cabin. Seems like I recall reading the cabins above a certain deck level are equipped with fridges. Edited March 8 by Eliot Ness 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aplmac #6 Posted March 8 4 hours ago, K&RCurt said: I didn't bring a thermometer but our Deck 9 interior had a mini fridge, -but it was in a cabinet. On days when I left the cabin last and left the cabinet door open, things in the fridge were noticeably colder compared to days when DW left the cabin last -and closed it! . Women are like that! The cabin must be left tidy! so the steward won't think we're slobs -or something. I've been married twice... I think several of us guys with mechanical/engineering backgrounds have proven this "theory" re. the fridge cabinet door being left open to assist in efficient refrigeration via heat-dissipation. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aplmac #7 Posted March 8 1 hour ago, Eliot Ness said: Our deck 2 aft ocean view cabin on the Sunshine didn't have a fridge last month. Wasn't a big deal since we seldom use one on a cruise and we really liked our cabin. Seems like I recall reading the cabins above a certain deck level are equipped with fridges. . Funny you should talk about deck levels etc but I now recall that our last two or three cruises on VALOR (when we could board at Barbados) - we had a fridge in our inside cabin on Deck Two! So it may vary from ship to ship, depending on their overall age? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
K&RCurt #8 Posted March 8 2 minutes ago, Aplmac said: . Women are like that! The cabin must be left tidy! so the steward won't think we're slobs -or something. I've been married twice... I think several of us guys with mechanical/engineering backgrounds have proven this "theory" re. the fridge cabinet door being left open to assist in efficient refrigeration via heat-dissipation. I agree, I think it is pretty clear. There was a vent in the side of the cabinet, but no significant other area for air to flow in/out. I think next cruise I will bring the small battery powered fan I have for camping. I think there was room for it between the fridge and side of the cabinet where i could have it blowing out the vent. This may achieve enough airflow to improve the cooling efficiency just by the air this would pull in around the door even if it were closed! Can you tell I am a Process Engineer! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cautery #9 Posted March 8 ALWAYS leave the fridge cabinet open.... ALWAYS. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Aplmac #10 Posted March 8 9 minutes ago, cautery said: ALWAYS leave the fridge cabinet open.... ALWAYS. ===> Me too. . I've always thought that a practical solution would be for Carnival Engineering to take the danged cabinet doors off the cabinets and replace them with a fancy frame thing, to hide anything ugly resulting in a cost-effective, open-fronted cabinet! Problem? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
