2 Do Anti-vibration Pads Truly Work for Fridges?

[IanRome]

hey guys, I've been hearing a lot on anti-vibration pads for fridges lately. My fridge is pretty noisy, and I'm considering receiving these pads to see if they help. Do they actually work? Has anybody attempted them?

[AmosAdonis]

yes, they do work! I got some for my fridge a few months ago, and the variation is noticeable. The vibrations are much less, that means it's a lot quieter, mainly at night. They're also truly easy to install—just place them under the fridge's feet, and you're good to go.

[LucasGrey]

I bought some last year because my fridge was driving me crazy with all the sounds. I'd say they helped a bit, but it didn't entirely solve the problem. The sounds was reduced, but if your fridge is really old or has other problems, it may possibly not be enough.

[CesarRene]

it's interesting to hear mixed reviews. I've been thinking of getting them just because my fridge sits on a hardwood floor, and the vibrations can get fairly loud. Do you consider they're value it for just that, or should I be looking at more solutions too?

[TrippNixon]

for hardwood floors, they could definitely help reduce the sound. I consider they're value attempting since they're approximately low-cost. If it doesn't work out, you won't be out too much money. But if the sounds is still a difficulty, you might want to have somebody look at the fridge to make sure everything's functioning appropriately.

[DeclanVicente]

I tried anti-vibration pads on my old fridge, and they did help a bit. Nonetheless, I over up purchasing a new fridge because the old one was just too loud whatsoever I did. So, it may possibly depend on the condition of your fridge. If it's in good form otherwise, the pads could be a good fix.