Does the right hand side door have enough storage for a gallon of milk? I haven't been able to find pictures.
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Sadly after trying to order twice and paying for it they refunded me so we are looking elsewhere
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Large enough to put a gallon of Milk through if you turn the carton sideways
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Yes the container is large enough to hold about half a gallon and can be used all night. It is really convenient, save you from having to get up three or more times at night.
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The paperwork says it holds six (6) gallons. I have not had the oportunity to try it yet but compared to my six gallon plastic cans, it looks about right. It looks pretty well made.
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0votesYes - but just barely. Assuming the handles point straight back as most do. And, re a previous comment, the bag is plenty big enough to hold two gallon jugs of milk plus a quart of '1/2 and 1/2' (plus a few small extras. The top has a velcro fastener which allows you to overfill the bag slightly. We love it!
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Just the top is 6" deep. 1 gallon milk jugs fit in with no problem in fact I haven't found anything that doesn't fit.
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We've had our small Danby all-refrigerator in the garage in Southern California for several years. (Same basic model, but older, with the can storage in the door.) We use it for storing beverages and for storing extra food in preparation for holidays/parties. The only thing we've had trouble with is milk, which seemed to go sour faster if it was kept in the garage frig. Be aware that this frig does have some temperature fluctuations and can freeze items on the bottom shelf. It also needs about 5 inches of space behind it, so the compressor (?) runs correctly.
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If you're asking if there is a separate chamber for milk, there is not. There is a frothing wand on the side, with steam from the central chamber.
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Yes, there is a door on top as well as on the side. You will not be disappointed with this cage! :)
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You can lock the mechanism that pushes the bag forward, so it won't smash the bags with the spring. That would allow you to store the non-frozen milk. I locked it in the freezer too.
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Hi. I bought the bin for a Kenmore refrigerator, which is probably made by Whirlpool. The opening of the bin is about 6 by 13 inches, so two one-gallon containers of milk will probably fit in it, but I don't think you would want to put that much weight in it. I bought this as a replacement for one of mine that the hook on one end broke off of, probably because of too much weight in it.
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It can hold a standard half gallon of ice cream upright. I have never purchased a gallon, so I am unsure if that would fit. It is a surprisingly roomy small refrigerator/freezer I use in my office. And the freezer actually works, unlike many others I have seen.
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I purchased mine abt 4 years ago. It has no side storage, the only shelves are behind the glass door and they are only a little wider than the door. I am still very pleased with the purchase.
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We only use ours for water and soda etc. It would fit a gallon of milk and it has frozen our soda once or twice so it would keep it cold enough.
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I guess it could be. You might need to open it a little every now and then, to avoid a build-up of gas. I use it to store almond milk. I'd love to know if it works for you. It's very pretty to look at, too.
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The little jars are silly. I retired them and the cover lid after the first batch. Now I re-use two large 32 oz standard yogurt containers. Two of them fit well, then I am adding a third 16 oz container. (Three large containers will not quite fit. I just cover it all with a clean kitchen towel and leave it for 8-10 hours. Works great! I also noticed that the milk will contract when it becomes yogurt so you will have less volume of yogurt than of the starting milk. I measure up full containers when I start, then add another cup or so of milk to be heated.
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i really dont know the model i dont have them with me right now, but you can use them to store baby food as well as milk.In my opinion they are great!