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Show Off Your Wine Collection With A Mini Fridge
Mini fridges are a great option for any household or office as they are ultra portable, and can therefore be easily taken outside in summer to make the most of the sun, moved between offices or corporate events as needed, or even moved between different rooms in the house. A mini fridge is a pretty broad term, and encompasses all fridges that less than 36 inches / 90 cm in height, and this includes the drinks fridge, the beer fridge, the wine fridge, the home bar which can come with a draft beer dispenser, and the mini bar which is similar what you see in the average hotel room.
Mini fridges come in a vast range of styles and colours. There are small retro fridges in vibrant colours, and you can also get fridges branded with your favourite sports teams colours, so you can show your support while watching the big game with your friends, and never needing to leave the room.
The other benefit of mini fridges is that they are much more energy efficient. It’s not uncommon for many people to have an extra drinks fridge in the garage, but often these fridges are less than a quarter full, which means the fridge is using up a lot of unnecessary energy to keep the whole fridge cool. And of course, because of their much smaller size, they are far more cost effective to buy in the first place. A cheap mini fridge will save you money in terms of both the cost to buy and running costs.
Mini fridges are so versatile in that they can be discretely hidden out of view, or if they are branded with your favourite sports team, can be made a feature of the room. The larger sizes with glass doors are also a good way to show off your wine collection. And if you have brought one for the office they are great for keeping out of sight, but your favourite beverage is never too far away.
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Is there an inexpensive way to convert my refrigerator's water dispenser to a beer dispenser?
(((Jack and moretoo)))
ROFL! Sciurus, you're hopeless 
Having suffered from trying to use kegs packaged at sea level in the high high city, umm, I well, I don't really have any useful experience, but that won't stop me from commenting.
What you're going to want to do is get some mini-kegs. Heineken has a minikeg that actually has a separate CO2 cartridge that lets you keep it after opening it for weeks instead of days. (Just like a real keg.) Having said that, I know for certain that it doesn't work at an altitude 5280 feet.
But at your location, it's worth giving it a shot. Running the lines to the water dispenser should be pretty straightforward; just connect the lines from the minikeg to the dispenser. Couldn't be easier.
To make it work, you could rig up some kind of mechanical system that depresses the keg tap when the lever on the outside of the fridge is pressed inward. However, I think that's a solution that could involve a lot of difficulty.
I recommend connecting a sensor to the outside lever that triggers an electronic signal to a mechanical actuator on the minikeg, powered of course from the light bulb socket at the top of the fridge. (Since the beer will be accessible from the door, you'll no longer have a need to see what's inside your fridge.)
When finished, you will have an array of minikegs in the fridge with fluid lines running from the current minikeg's nozzle to the door where it will connect where the water line normally would. When the user presses the lever on the door, it will complete a circuit that activates a standard mechanic actuator on the minikeg. Perfect system.
I HOPE THIS HELPS!
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