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This thought crossed my mind as I bought beer tonight. These chillers can't be very energy efficient. There must be millions of them, hos much energy would be saved if they had doors?

In reply to aln:

I'll ask Elvis

In reply to Skol:

You listen to Steve Wright?

In reply to aln:
Huhuh. Marie's the name of my latest flame. Huhuh. You ain't nothing but a hound dog boy! The answer is in the question Huhuh ! If you tri square the population and divide by fridges, that would be 56 million/ 1 million, then you would have your answer ! Huhuh! You're a hound dog boy, I've messed me blue suede shoes!
Elvis has left the building

In reply to aln:

Not anymore! Can't stand the gimp. Elvis is good though

In reply to Skol:


The missus laughs at me for laughing at Ask Elvis.

In reply to aln:

Is chiller downfall in yet?

In reply to aln:

All the cold air they emit reduces global warming, it's a proved fact.

In reply to Beat me to it!:


Eh?

In reply to aln:


In a good way , or a mocking way? He's class

In reply to stroppygob:


That's so funny I nearly laughed.
Do you think putting doors on millions of open chillers would reduce energy consumption?

In reply to aln:

Clearly so, as a number of Tesco Express stores locally have reverted to having doors on them, and Tesco aren't well known for doing things that don't save money.

Neil

In reply to Skol:


She mocks me
But what does she know? Well lots but not as much as Elvis!

In reply to Neil Williams:



Good.

In reply to aln:



Retro fitting them? Depends on the age of the chiller and the energy cost of producing and fitting the door.

On a new chiller designed for a door with a life span of say 10 years I would have thought the extra energy will have a very short Payback.

In reply to aln:




Nope, it would be absolutely exhausting.

In reply to stroppygob:


Oh you're so funny,

In reply to aln:

Do you mean vertical chillers or horizontal ones?

Cold air is heavier than warm air so sinks.

No doubt it's a pay off between aisles that have the doors constantly being opened and closed. So in the milk section (everyone buys milk on every visit) no doors, on the chilled quiche section (no one buys quiche) doors.

In reply to DancingOnRock:

Why can'°t they all have doors?