Fridge To Rent In Lop Buri?

[ffourie]

Hi I am staying in an apartment in lop buri and it does not have a fridge. I was hoping someone knows of a place I could rent one. Please help I don't want to buy right now.

[stoneyboy]

I know you said you don't want to buy one,but I doubt you will rent one,in all fairness you can get a small one for at least 2500 baht,enough for some bottles of water,milk etc.

[ffourie]

Problem is if I have to move then I get nothing for it and I can't take it with as I don't have any transport.

[Rancid]

Have you considered buying an esky and tossing in a 5 baht bag of ice cubes per day, might even set a new TV miserable record in the process (not easy to do), and end up with legend status.

[ffourie]

Haha I like the way you think but that is really a lot of work. As I would have to clean the cooler out every day or too or it will become slimy. I realize it would save me money on electricity but I really just want hassle free cold water and yoghurt. And buying a fridge means throwing away money in the long run. I have just heard there might be a second hand dealer in town. Apparently he buys the fridge back when you leave. So I will try find him next week.

[cbrer]

Blimey! Don't think internet forums have ever really surprised me until now.

OP. No, there is no place that is going to rent you fridge.

[ffourie]

Really? I rented a fridge in Bangkok, but they won't deliver up here.

[cbrer]

Oh the apartment buildings rent fridges and TVs to people who can't afford them or need to own them. That is up to the condo management. Speak to them.

There isn't some sort of local businesses renting fridges to people.