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Old 05-25-2015, 12:43 PM   #1
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Outdoor kitchen camping refrigerator.

Looking to see what anyone use to make sure the door on the outdoor kitchen refrigerator stays closed during travel? Ideas and pictures greatly appreciated.
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Not an issue for our outdoor kitchen, plus we changed the key-lock to the combo version. However, for your refrigerator door issue, I'd go the Velcro (adhesive on one side) route as shown in this example.
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Looking to see what anyone use to make sure the door on the outdoor kitchen refrigerator stays closed during travel? Ideas and pictures greatly appreciated.
Maybe a refrigerator child safety lock? There are lots of different kinds available in lots of stores and online.
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Maybe a refrigerator child safety lock? There are lots of different kinds available in lots of stores and online.
Wow, great hints and lots to choose from, check these out.
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Thanks everyone. Gonna try the safety 1st appliance latch for refrigerator. It's black. So matches better. Although I really did like the munchkin latches.

Someone had said they don't have a problem with the outdoor fridge opening during travel? Am I doing something wrong when loading? Do you unload fridge? Take things off front door? Just curious. Figured I ask.
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Our outdoor kitchen fridge and microwave run only on electric, not propane, so generally in transit the fridge is empty. IF we have hookups, great; OTHERWISE at the destination we treat it more like an icebox (blue-ice blocks or frozen water jugs). It holds beverages only, all food is inside the TT.
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Ours is the same way. We keep the beverages in there. Soda, bottled water and 2 liters.
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Thanks everyone. Gonna try the safety 1st appliance latch for refrigerator. It's black. So matches better. Although I really did like the munchkin latches.

Someone had said they don't have a problem with the outdoor fridge opening during travel? Am I doing something wrong when loading? Do you unload fridge? Take things off front door? Just curious. Figured I ask.
I did this and put the latch on the bottom corner and it works great! I load up, pre-chill and stuff it on the outbound so nothing moves. Once at my location and plugged in everything is still cold. This is strickly a beverage holder for us and no perishables.

When it's in storage I put the strap end in between the door and seal to keep it open and prevent mildew. I would suggest a damp rid in the ODK as this area is sealed tight and has a sink which can bring in moisture.
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