Refrigerator Explodes, Destroys Kitchen and Other Parts of House

[katlupe]

 

[Disgustedman]

Interesting, normally it's usually the reason when someone is making hash oil. However, she doesn't seem to be the type.

 

[katlupe]

Interesting, normally it's usually the reason when someone is making hash oil. However, she doesn't seem to be the type.

They make it in a refrigerator? That causes it to explode? I never thought an electric refrigerator would explode. I worried my propane one would though. If that happened in my apartment, I'd be dead and so would Rabbit.

 

[Bella]

Boy, she was lucky she wasn't hurt or killed! Well, I guess I'll scratch Frigidaire off my list.

 

[Disgustedman]

They make it in a refrigerator? That causes it to explode? I never thought an electric refrigerator would explode. I worried my propane one would though. If that happened in my apartment, I'd be dead and so would Rabbit.

Oh yes, just do a web search on hash explosions.....

https://www.kiro7.com/news/refrigerated-hash-oil-explodes-auburn-home/81782432/

https://www.q13fox.com/news/fridge-destroyed-windows-blown-out-in-hash-oil-explosion

 

[oldpop]

You had me going there for a minute. Bad enough it happened to someone somewhere but I thought it was your refrigerator. I am glad it was not.

 

[RadishRose]

How freaky is this?

 

[Della]

I blame the ice-maker, noisy waste of space and energy that it is. Notice it's still perfectly intact.

 

[Lewkat]

Never would think of a fridge exploding.

 

[fuzzybuddy]

Using my vast knowledge of refrigerators , I think it may have been caused by a blockage of the circulating cooling fluid. It's scary when something as bland as the fridge suddenly bites you.

 

[SeniorBen]

Was the woman vaccinated? I heard that covid vaccines can cause refrigerators to explode.

 

[WhatInThe]

I'm thinking along the lines of the hash oil ie some kind of gas or fumes built up and were exposed to a trigger even if unintended.

Or maybe a power surge but one would think a fire or it wouldn't work. I knew people who sold appliances and refrigerators & a/cs and said after t & lighting storms they'd always sell a bunch. It's doesn't take a direct hit or super high voltage just an increase can mess up the electronics or condensors.