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Date: 2022-07-19 20:33 (UTC)From:I've never had a fridge with a water reservoir myself, and I've heard a lot of complaints from people who have (apparently they're a lot more prone to breaking than the other parts of the refrigerator are). I can see how it could be more of a priority in places with lower tap-water quality, though.
(My mom drinks mostly refrigerated water, but she bought a 4-pack of Tupperware 500mL bottles and rotates them in and out of the fridge.)
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>>or heard of wearable nets
Yeah, for some reason they seem to be pretty obscure. It's a shame: I've found mine to be very helpful. I keep a Coghlan's bug jacket (comes with attached hood) and bug pants (sold separately) at the top of my evacuation bag, so that I can easily pull them out for gardening and sometimes outdoor festivals/hikes and put them right back when I get inside.
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>>ideal would be some easily toggled adhesive.
I've been hearing praise for mounting putty lately, but I'm not sure whether or not that quite fits this particular situation.
A bit of poking at search engines suggests some people use adhesive hooks to hang netting from. (While I haven't tried them with nets specifically, I did buy some 3M Command hooks recently to hang kitchenware from and have been finding them very helpful.)
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>>Does the netting trap heat?
Maybe *slightly*, but not significantly IME. The main downside I've had is the effect on vision, but I expect that would be less of a concern with windows.