Does anyone use these conditioners with a large appliance such as a refrigerator?
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I've only used them with Amplifiers and other A/V devices. My opinion is that you shouldn't need a power-conditioner for an appliance. The power conditioner is to make sure the power is clean so it doesn't distort a TV picture or put noise on an audio signal, so it would probably be overkill for something like a fridge. That being said, you shouldn't have any problems plugging a large appliance into this as long as it doesn't pull more than 10 Amps (which it likely doesn't) if that's what you want to do.
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Not sure why you would have to do a refrigerator! These furman are for protecting computers, Hifi and TV. Sure would not hurt but a simple surge protector would be more cost effective!
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I have not used them for flour, however if you keep your produce rotated appropriately you shouldn't have to worry about mold and shrinkage hasn't been a problem but I don't use a clothes dryer. All my stuff is line dried in the house.
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I do. They work just fine. Depending how much they are used, I change them daily.
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I think it should be fine. I think the conditioner doesn't strip, but adds moisture.
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I use the refrigerator. For spices, coffee, etc. don't use the freezer as the temperature breaks down the oils.
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works great for me, I do not use conditioner after I wash hair. I also do not use dryer as they request.
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Yes, I used it with my regular shampoo and conditioner and it worked great.
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I dont use a conditioner with this product but rather use equal parts apple cider vinegar and water as an after shampoo rinse and mine brushes out easily:) hope this helps
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I have and I haven't noticed any I'll effects from doing so. They still work wonderfully even after oils and dishwasher use.
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I found this information re essential oils in these units.The use of water additives, such as ethereal/essential oils, fragrances, eucalyptus, water conditionersetc. will damage the appliance materials and as a consequence the whole unit. Any useof such additives will void the manufacturer's warranty.
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I'm not a conditioner user so can't answer that Holly. Company did recommend "thinning" something if you have trouble getting it to pump. No first hand experience though.
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Yes, I recommend it. It is a good machine and well priced. Just change filters if using different refrigerant.
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Yes. I use only cold water for my laundry and have used BerryPlus for years with very satisfactory results. My clothes are clean, they don't require an anti-static sheet in the dryer, and they have a lovely freshly ironed scent when they come out.
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I'm not sure. You may not need to. It cleans really well and a little conditioner goes a long way.
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I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
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I do not use them. I merely pour white vinegar in my unit and run it for about 10 minutes Then rinse and I clean the white build up with vinegar as well using a rag I use mine every night during htd cold months and mine still runs like a charm
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I purged the system, in the information about super freeze it states do not mix refrigerants . It works well but service it very slow, it does not use as much as Freon 22.