Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Magnetic Fridge

Make the fridge the magnet

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Instead of having to constantly buy magnets for your fridge, why not make fridge the magnet? So you can attach bits of paper and whatnot with anything metal - paperclips, beer bottle-caps etc

—	shinobi, Nov 30 2004

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A handy place to store videotapes and floppy disks, too, if you're anachronistically inclined.

—	calum, Nov 30 2004

And these wouldnt get damaged by the magnets already on most refrigerators?

—	shinobi, Nov 30 2004

[shinobi], this option is rather obvious. With the sudden influx of fridge magnet related ideas, I also thought about posting an idea about an battery powered "insect" that could crawl around the door using magnets.
Fortunately for everyone, I with-held.

—	Ling, Dec 01 2004

//And these wouldnt get damaged by the magnets already on most refrigerators?//
Quite possibly.

—	calum, Dec 01 2004

ling, POST IT! That awesome, a fridge insect. I'd vote for that!

—	DesertFox, Dec 01 2004

You're supposed to be coding!! Tut, tut.

—	Ling, Dec 01 2004

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