Why do fridges have lights and freezers don't?

Question

WHYYYYYYYY!!!!????? lol

Answer 1

I bet a light bulb would break if frozen.

Answer 2

Probably because you are likely to use the fridge at night more often than the freezer thus rendering a light unnecessary.

Answer 3

I can tell you it is DEFINITELY not the cold--we have outside lights in the garage, and even at -30 degrees, they are not affected.

Answer 4

economic principles

There is enough benefit to having a light in the refrigerator to cost-justify it.  There is not one for the freezer.

Answer 5

Lights produce heat. ??

The frozen lightbulb would condensate too much.  ??

Answer 6

Not all freezers don't have lights.  Refrigerators are much larger and things can get buried in the back easier.

Answer 7

Could it be because the lightbulb would freeze to death?

Answer 8

Mine does!!

Built into the lid, it is a Zanussi chest freezer.

Answer 9

I think the reason is that the freezer is a relatively small compartment, and most things in it are wrapped anyway -- they are pretty easy to see and there's not a lot of color or detail required.

Answer 10

lol.

Because no one goes into the freezer at night....

If so, the Popsicles or ice-cream is noticeable  enough not to need a light!

:o)

Answer 11

that is THE best question in the whole world

sooo true

xxxxx

Answer 12

i'm pretty sure our freezer has a light...