They were mostly hiding under the door seal.

I’m not a quitter tho. I washed it with bleach then doused it with ortho bug killer and left it in the sun for a few days.

It works great btw

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    You can go the the Energy Star website for mini-fridges (that link is sorted by most efficient first). Then filter by whatever size fits your space best, preferred manufacturers, etc.

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        If you hit up some sources for the wattage details for something in your size, you’ll notice that the energy star annual use matches, so you can just grab one around whatever energy star energy use rating that fits your needs.

        It’s just a basic general conversion, but not all manufacturers are up front about wattages.

        Also, remember they pull more power when the compressor kicks on, so make sure what power source you have can hit that max easy enough.

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          There’s something called an “appliance soft start” that anyone with a small scale power system should be familiar with, capacitor or something in there to soak up those load spikes. My freezer usually pulls ~100 watts but spikes over a kW on startup and will absolutely pop my inverter without one if there’s anything else running