In the process of replacing the fridge in the truck, I made a couple interesting discoveries: first, that the shelves in the GE fridge fit exactly into the cabinets of the FL Century, and there are even grooves inside the cabinet walls to support the shelf. (I would think that other FL models would have the same cabinets, too) Since there are two shelves in the fridge, one of which is unneccessary, I now have another cabinet shelf. (Actually two, as I saved the shelf from the old fridge, too.)
The nonskid liner sold in small rolls, is great on shelves, in & out of the fridge, to keep things from sliding.
The truck floor, without any rug, is too hot to stand on barefoot, which gave me an idea: placing something like a slice of pizza, or a ham & cheese sandwich, (in a Ziplock bag, of course), between the floor & rug, would warm things, without using the microwave. I haven't actually tried it yet, but it sounds like it would work, no?
Last, that little metal tray in the new fridge is an ice cube tray, not a butter dish, lol. (But it's a butter dish in mine - 6 ice cubes aren't even worth the effort.)
The nonskid liner sold in small rolls, is great on shelves, in & out of the fridge, to keep things from sliding.
The truck floor, without any rug, is too hot to stand on barefoot, which gave me an idea: placing something like a slice of pizza, or a ham & cheese sandwich, (in a Ziplock bag, of course), between the floor & rug, would warm things, without using the microwave. I haven't actually tried it yet, but it sounds like it would work, no?
Last, that little metal tray in the new fridge is an ice cube tray, not a butter dish, lol. (But it's a butter dish in mine - 6 ice cubes aren't even worth the effort.)
