The temperature control on my fridge is a dial, with "MIN" at one end and "MAX" at the other end. I'm never clear on what this means. Every time, I have to dig out the instruction book to find out that "MAX" means colder.
All temperature controls on all cooling devices (fridges, freezers, air conditioners, etc.) should say "warmer" and "colder", not "min" and "max".
We also need to banish the phrase "turn the air conditioning up/down" from the language. From now on, we say "turn the temperature up/down".
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That'd be much easier than just going for it and seeing if everything freezes or melts in my fridge. Which is my usual method.
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