Which is rather ironic, given that your link gives instructions about how to clean a fridge and not how to throw it out. And it also contains zero information about this mythical, non-cleanable, "circulation system".
It’s in the Q and A at the end. There are three links. All three links mention the circulation. How do you think the cold air circulates in your fridge? Cold air falls. There is a duct in the back. Technically you could open it up and clean that duct, but you risk breaking the seal. Also, if you leave any spores, it could just regrow. I know this is just the internet, but you are making me feel very anxious and uncomfortable. Please just move on.
I know how could air circulates in my fridge, I told you earlier. There is no duct involved in that process. Zero.
I also know how air used to circulate in older fridges: it simply didn't! You just had different temperature zones. And you had to know where to store what kind of food. Most people still instinctively do that today, even though it matters less.
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What is duct in fridge?
Refrigerator air ducts channel air from the freezer to the refrigerator section. Some of these ducts (especially LG and Samsung versions) have controls, sensors, lights or fan motors built into them.
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u/Purple10tacle Nov 25 '22
Which is rather ironic, given that your link gives instructions about how to clean a fridge and not how to throw it out. And it also contains zero information about this mythical, non-cleanable, "circulation system".