Does a bowl of water in the refrigerator save electricity? The scientific truth

conditions for the plan to work: Freeze the water: A bowl of liquid water is useless. It needs to be frozen ice packs. Put them in the freezer: Not in the bottom refrigerator. The freezer consumes the most electricity. The refrigerator is empty: if it’s full, don’t waste space. In short: the idea is scientifically sound, but the savings are small, approximately 2-5%. It’s not a “dangerous secret.” The most important thing to save electricity in the refrigerator is: seal the door tightly – the “Door Gasket Seal.” If it’s broken, the cold air escapes. Temperature: 4°C for the refrigerator, -18°C for the freezer. Every degree below that = 6% more electricity. Leave a 2cm gap between items to allow air circulation. Warning: don’t put a glass bowl in the freezer; it might shatter when the water freezes and expands. Do you want me to give you 3 other mistakes that waste electricity in the refrigerator and that no one makes?