![]() If the bill slides right out with no resistance or drops to the floor, the seal is not as strong as it should be. Give it a little tug to see how easily it comes out. With a dollar bill in hand, open your refrigerator door and then close it on the bill. If you notice the gasket getting dry and stiff, try giving it a nice rubdown with petroleum jelly to bring back the flexibility. Make sure to get any particles out of the crevices of the gasket. Dip the sponge or cloth in soapy water and wring out most of the water before cleaning. Clean it regularly with warm water mixed with dishwashing liquid. It’s important to take good care of the gasket. The gasket forms the airtight seal that keeps the cold air in your refrigerator or freezer where it belongs. ![]() When you open up your refrigerator, you’ll notice a flexible strip attached to the outer edge of the door. ![]() Keeping It Coolįirst, let’s talk about that door. Is your refrigerator or freezer leaking cool/cold air? A leaky refrigerator can lead to spoiled, unsafe food and higher energy bills. Appliance Center Service Manager Brian Kwiatkowski shared a simple trick to test the seal on your refrigerator’s door.
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