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Fridges are commonly measured in litres AND cubic feet.
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Fridges are measured in liters because it is a more accurate way to indicate their storage capacity compared to using cubic feet. Liters are used as a standard unit of volume in many countries, making it easier for consumers to understand the internal space available for storing items in a fridge.
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