I did it once as a test and it worked great, but the smell combined with not having a spare fridge made low and slow a no go. We need our fridge for food!
DrZiggy's Low And Slow Drying: Maximizing Your Harvest
johnnyappleseed
420 Member
Lol makes sense. I trimmed the fans. Put everything back in. I noticed ice inside on the back wall. It's seems my frost-free fridge has frost 
That could be the abundance of moisture from the flowers and might disappear after a few days. After all, the frost free aspect wasn't designed to handle bags of wet flowers!
johnnyappleseed
420 Member
Lol. Finally found the manual. It's the fridgidaire efmis155. There's a section on it re the frost on the back. It said it happens if the fridge is set too cold and there are not enough beverages in it. After the trimming you suggested I was able to get rid of two bags lol looks like I'll fill it up with beer!
I feel like I remember SweetSue mentioning stocking the rest of the fridge with beverages (absorb the cold but not put out any moisture).
johnnyappleseed
420 Member
I really need to read this entire thread ...
Not the whole thing! I'd start with the first post including the link Sue has to The Good Stuff here:
https://www.420magazine.com/communi...zing-your-harvest.366783/page-17#post-3498536
A good summary of the whole process is here:
https://www.420magazine.com/communi...-on-the-pineapple-express.455099/post-4376699
But there are definitely a few helpful hints scattered throughout the rest of the thread, that's true!
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