The more you know...

So, tomorrow I'll get my new used refrigerator, it's small, 5 cubic foot, but enough for me and probably some visiting. The guy who is going to sell it to me was kind enough to bring it to me, I had hacerle la llorona to his wife hat I'm new in this city and it would be difficult for me to get some one to help me getting it to my house, which is the person that answered my first email, worth a try XD

So they agreed to bring it to me tomorrow, but a few minutes ago the owner called me to let me know something important that I had never considered, I didn't know that when you transport a fridge it must be transported standing, if not you might risk damaging it, in the case that you transport it on its side or lying, you must leave it some time still before turning it on since the stuff that it has inside can go to the tubes, so it needs to settle down.

Knowing me, I would probably turned on the moment I received it, so it's cool of him telling me this, although I had to read about it, since I don't trust everything people say, like when they tell you that you have to charge and discharge a new cellphone before using it normally, it probably was right several years ago, but people still believe that you need to do it with newer ones even if the manual says contrary, and no matter what you say, the old tradition continues.

Anyway, fridges haven't changed that much in the past, or so it seems, I read some sites about it and they all said the same, and gave a reasonable explanation of why it must be done that way, the more you know :P