Lg Refrigerator Leaking Water From Bottom

All too often when a replacement part is ordered from a refrigerator water filter to electronic components, a cheap knock-off item is substituted. But this item is the real McCoy and is true quality.

I was worried about it leaking, but I took it when I went snorkeling and although it doesn't look great where it's darker in the water, it worked great. I was able to carry my Cannon around with me and take some pictures while I lounged in the water. You have to make sure there's no droplets on the front of the lens or they'll come out in the picture, but you can see the display fairly well from the back. It's great for trips where they'll be water. Good and fairly inexpensive investment. The picture I attached is one I took with my camera submerged while I was snorkeling. The light was good and you can see the stingray at the bottom (:

our refrigerator is covered with them!

works good. i did drill some drain holes in the bottom of it to let the water out that goes in the feed holes.

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

Even better than promised. Will try hooking it to my refrigerator.

Strong enough to hold up a refrigerator, I think. Fits perfectly, of course.

Upgraded from my old 2018 LG 4K, This blows it out of the water. Picture/sound quality is amazing for the price! Highly recommend!

I haven't had much field experience with this bag yet, but here's what I've noticed so far. On the positive side: 1. This quality-made bag is constructed entirely of heavy canvas and is built to stand up to abuse. 2. It's large interior pocket is lined on the bottom and end panels with a padded nylon-type fabric, which is a nice touch. 3. I love the shoulder strap, which refuses to slide off my shoulder until I want it to. 4. The roomy bag is well-designed for my purposes, i.e., nature sketching, and easily holds my 9x12 pad, boxes of pencils and such, compact binoculars, snacks, and a water bottle (there is no dedicated water bottle holder - I just put a more compact type in one of the front cargo pockets). 5. The fabric is stiff enough, at least when fairly new, to retain its shape when carried or set down. I have a few minor design quibbles to point out, none of which lead me to downgrade this bag from 5 stars. 1. The two large front cargo pockets are quite roomy, but their velcroed weather flaps don't cover them well enough on the side edges to completely protect them from the elements; the main bag flap helps, but if the bag is caught in the rain, it seems that some water might make its way into at least one of the pockets. 2. The two zippered flap pockets are of limited use to me; they're pretty tight, and my man's size-large hand can't quite get to the bottom of either pocket. They're useable, though, as long as I'm careful not to put small items in them. 3. I'm not a fan of the metal snap hook closure for the main flap. While I recognize that it might prove more secure in an urban environment, I find it tedious to have to use two hands to open it in the field. On the other hand, as long as I'm carrying it by the shoulder strap (and not picking it up by the handle), I can leave the clasp undone.

This backpack is rugged, stands up on its own (with a water-resistant bottom), and very comfortable. . The straps (sternum and belt) are long enough and padded, so no cutting into your body. There is enough space inside for my equipment; I usually take one camera, a tripod, and three lenses (50, 55-250, and 70-200). I also have room for a water bottle and snacks.