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  • http://got2begreen.com/magnetic-refrigerator-needs-no-electricity/

    Scientists at the Technical University of Denmark created a refrigerator that uses magnets to cool instead of electricity by finding a cooling method which uses magnetic materials instead of electricity. Although these refrigerators first prototype won't be available till 2010, these... more

    Reviewed by dgirlp Sep 20 2007, 11:18am ( 45 reviews ) • got2begreen.com

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  • Rated by SmartPatricia on Mar 12 2008, 9:19pm

    Uses magnets to cool instead of electricity.

  • Rated by jenuhferr on Feb 17 2008, 12:01pm

    Neat fridge that needs no juice... except the orange kind.

  • Rated by tommy-sean on Nov 05 2007, 9:20pm

    New product defies the laws of physics! ...It of course requires electricity, its just more energy efficient.

  • Rated by saarataylor on Oct 26 2007, 12:56am

    On the lines of innovative products to protect the environment.

  • Rated by polluxrees on Oct 25 2007, 3:38pm

    Imagine the implications if the entire population of the industrialised world replaced their refrigerators with one of these babies.

  • Rated by eruantalon on Oct 24 2007, 1:41pm

    Magnetically powered refridgerator! Wow, these eco scientists are hopefully beginning to surpass our expectations!

  • Rated by DickBeldin on Sep 29 2007, 12:41pm

    From the page: The method used involves opposing magnetic fields to increase the temperature of materials. The heat energy is transported through a non-volatile fluid (like water) and then thermodynamically reversed to a cold temperature. Scientists have already been able to cool a room from 20 degrees Celsius to 11 degrees Celsius. Don't get caught with this one. 'Thermodynamical reversal' is scam-speak.

  • Reviewed by dumllama1 on Sep 26 2007, 6:20am

    This is what happens when science, bad writing, and a university PR shop come together--meaningless hype. This sounds like a bleeping perpetual motion machine.

  • Rated by lassefar49 on Sep 23 2007, 3:49am

    that is making me proud to be danish